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As a reader of a lot of 17th, 18th, and 19th century Christian books, this was my thought exactly.
by joshuakoehler 9mo ago
As a reader of a lot of 17th, 18th, and 19th century Christian books, this was my thought exactly.
- evolve2k 9mo agoThat text was from v0, the responses improved from there.
- freedomben 9mo agoThat text was from the example prompt, not from the models response
- joshuakoehler 9mo agoRight, assuming the OP had good data, then this likely wouldn't affect much, what he built is still really interesting.
- haensi 9mo agoWhat kind of Christian books do you read?Jonathan Edwards, John Bunyan, J.C. Ryle, C.H. Spurgeon?
- joshuakoehler 9mo agoYes, I've read the History of Redemption by Edwards, The Pilgrim's Progress and Holy War by Bunyan, quite a few Spurgeon sermons, and Holiness by Ryle in addition to (parts of) his commentaries on the gospels. I also read the puritans - I read Thomas Brook's Precious Remedies Against Satan's Devices and the Body of Divinity (Thomas Watson) last year. Lately I've read a few older biographies/autobiographies - Thomas Scott's autobiography (The Force of Truth), Halyburton's autobiography, and James Henley Thornwell and Benjamin Morgan Palmer biographies. Right now I'm reading the Life and Times of Jesus Messiah by Alfred Edersheim (19th century). How about you?