I think Frank Turk did them. I don’t remember where they were but it was online.
Machen is a Gospel machine. I regret not bringing any Machen out here in Korea.
Is it just me, but does Machen resemble Homer Simpson in that photo/shirt?
Since all of Machen’s work on and/or before (and perhaps somewhat after) 1923 is no longer under copyright (at least according to U.S. laws), much of it is available in highly readable formats online. Check out the Online writings section on this wiki (working links to several of his books and all of his Princeton Review articles):
(I’m not an attorney, but I’ve seen several discussions regarding copyright and I feel I’m on fairly safe ground in claiming that everything published before 1923 is now, at least in the U.S., within the Public Domain.)
@inwoolee: I too am in Korea and am interested in meeting other Reformed folks.
You can contact me at thathideousstrength@gmail.com.
(Sorry to use the combox for this, but I don’t know another way.)
Is it too late to produce a festschrist for Machen?
Too late for him to benefit but not for us. Has there been a collection devoted exclusively to Machen?
Has a home in what is perhaps an unexpected place.
lol. your dreams come true. I thought I would weep of embarrassment when this happened, instead I’m just laughing.
It’s online here:
http://www.cafepress.com/centuri0n/3628137
That t-shirt is awesome. Where did you find it?
I think Frank Turk did them. I don’t remember where they were but it was online.
Machen is a Gospel machine. I regret not bringing any Machen out here in Korea.
Is it just me, but does Machen resemble Homer Simpson in that photo/shirt?
Since all of Machen’s work on and/or before (and perhaps somewhat after) 1923 is no longer under copyright (at least according to U.S. laws), much of it is available in highly readable formats online. Check out the Online writings section on this wiki (working links to several of his books and all of his Princeton Review articles):
http://www.theopedia.com/J._Gresham_Machen
(I’m not an attorney, but I’ve seen several discussions regarding copyright and I feel I’m on fairly safe ground in claiming that everything published before 1923 is now, at least in the U.S., within the Public Domain.)
@inwoolee: I too am in Korea and am interested in meeting other Reformed folks.
You can contact me at thathideousstrength@gmail.com.
(Sorry to use the combox for this, but I don’t know another way.)
Is it too late to produce a festschrist for Machen?
Too late for him to benefit but not for us. Has there been a collection devoted exclusively to Machen?
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