Evidence for God from Science

http://www.ccel.org/ccel/calvin/ ... (by John Calvin - whole Bible)
http://dhspriory.org/thomas/ ... (by Thomas Aquinas - whole Bible)
http://bible.org/series/commentary-gospel-john ... (by W. Hall Harris III - only John)
http://www.bibleexplained.com/Gospels/John/john.htm ... ()
http://www.rc.net/wcc/readings/john.htm ... ()
http://www.davidcox.com.mx/library/J/Ja ... 28b%29.pdf ... (by Robert Jamieson - whole Bible)

Do you happen to know more?
I am particularly interested in commentaries written by Arminians.

edit: there are tens of commentaries on the Bible at http://www.archive.org

Do you happen to know more?
I am particularly interested in commentaries written by Arminians

How about Googling Andre Agassi, and Cher...oh nevermind, you said Arminians.

1over137 wrote:I am particularly interested in commentaries written by Arminians.

Why Armenians?

FL

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:

1over137 wrote:I am particularly interested in commentaries written by Arminians.

Why Armenians?

FL

FL, she said Arminians, not Armenians. I'm the one with the jokes.

some more commentaries here:

http://www.ccel.org/index/title/C

Except John Calvin there are also:
Matthew Henry - commetaries on whole Bible
St. Cyril of Alexandria - commentary on Luke

1over137 wrote:some more commentaries here:

http://www.ccel.org/index/title/C

I have to ask, What is the meaning of your name, 1/137?

RickD wrote:
FL, she said Arminians, not Armenians. I'm the one with the jokes.

RickD wrote:

1over137 wrote:some more commentaries here:

http://www.ccel.org/index/title/C

I have to ask, What is the meaning of your name, 1/137?

fine structure constant = 1/137.035999074 : )

I should pay more attention, I'd been reading your handle as lover137 for a while now.

finally found something from Arminians:

http://www.full-proof.org/wp-content/up ... n-John.pdf (on John by Frederick Louis Godet)
http://www.archive.org/details/apopular ... 00whedgoog (on Matthew, Mark by Daniel Denison Whedon)

1over137 wrote:

RickD wrote:

1over137 wrote:some more commentaries here:

http://www.ccel.org/index/title/C

I have to ask, What is the meaning of your name, 1/137?

fine structure constant = 1/137.035999074 : )

I googled it. I'm sorry I asked. I have no idea what that is. I'll just crawl back under my simple little rock, now.

RickD wrote: I googled it. I'm sorry I asked. I have no idea what that is. I'll just crawl back under my simple little rock, now.

I also live under a little rock! 1/137's mastery of English impresses me, especially since she lives in Slobovia.

FL

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:I also live under a little rock! 1/137's mastery of English impresses me, especially since she lives in Slobovia.

FL

Slavic languages tend to be considerably more complex than English.

By the way, what is Slobovia, never heard of it?

Reactionary wrote:
Slavic languages tend to be considerably more complex than English.

By the way, what is Slobovia, never heard of it?

More complex? Yes! I studied Russian a long time ago.

Slobovia is a republic sandwiched between Upper Slobovia and Lower Slobovia. It is a generic name for any bizarre/unheard of, out-of-the-way place. One would never call the USA or France or Australia ''Slobovia'' but countries such as Burundi, Uzbekistan - and Croatia - would fit the description.

FL

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:Slobovia is a republic sandwiched between Upper Slobovia and Lower Slobovia. It is a generic name for any bizarre/unheard of, out-of-the-way place. One would never call the USA or France or Australia ''Slobovia'' but countries such as Burundi, Uzbekistan - and Croatia - would fit the description.

FL

Out-of-the-way place? Wait a second...

Zagreb, Croatia - Vienna, Austria 268 km
Zagreb, Croatia - Budapest, Hungary 301 km
Split, Croatia - Rome, Italy 370 km
Zagreb, Croatia - Munich, Germany 424 km
Zagreb, Croatia - Vaduz, Fürstentum Liechtenstein 517 km

Besides, I'm proud to point out that here in Croatia we regularly use electricity, plumbing, oil, and quite obviously, the Internet. So I'm afraid that you're mistaken with your description, my dear humourous Western colleague.