Thanks for these. For #7 many people (including myself) put Left Behind, so I particularly liked how you went back to the source.

By Byron on 07.27.06 7:29 am

Oh, and for #6, I actually had exactly the same thing written down, but then decided to drop it - trying to be content with the Bible we have…

By Byron on 07.27.06 7:31 am

Somehow I missed Riplinger on my first read through of your post. If we ever meet in person I can tell you a story . . .

By Paul Baxter on 07.27.06 9:53 pm

[...] Although Alastair tagged us with this book meme last Wednesday, http://alastair.adversaria.co.uk/?p=280, I do not believe that anyone has taken him up yet.  My answers are pretty lame, but perhaps this will be a diversion from the question of whether God is big enough to decide how he wants to be addressed. [...]

By The Boars Head Tavern » Blog Archive » on 08.01.06 2:18 am

[...] A few weeks back I completed Ben Myers‘ book meme. Kevin Stilley has now posted some analysis of the results of the meme on his blog. [HT: Ben Myers] [...]

By alastair.adversaria » The Book Meme Revisited on 08.15.06 8:50 am

[...] The term meme had been around for a while. Before the viral videos and other circulated pieces on the internet it used to refer to ways to do things, jokes, tunes and phrases that traveled from person to person. Now with the internet, the meme phenomenon could turn something completely unknown into a huge hit with incredible speed. Alastair quickly wrote down his answers and tagged 5 people. Among them were Barbara Harvey who lived in Dayton, Ohio. The meme was now on it’s third continent, with just three generations in the chain. Barbara went to a church that played scarry music already on their website, maybe in an attempt to keep down attendance, but hopefully just as a strategy to focus on only one generation. It was sort of working. One of the people she decided to tag was Steven Wedgeworth, from Clinton, Mississippi. [...]

By End of Times » Blog Archive » Tagged by Ben on 08.26.06 10:55 pm

Gail Riplinger books, videos & audio’s contains multiple errors, lies, the majority of which are the gross misquoting of other people. In particular, a large portion of the misquoting is of the Bible, B.F. Wescott and F.J.A. Hort. See her divorces and marriages info.

The New Bible Translations are more correct than the old ones and just about everything Gail Riplinger says in her books, videos and audio’s is a Lie. Please Don’t be deceived by Gail Riplinger. Gail is slamming God’s Holy Word in the new translations. For further info on Gail Riplinger please see:

http://www.avpublications.org

By Mike on 04.15.08 10:49 pm