From Mark Horne, author of Solomon Says:
Solomon Says.net is published by Logo Sapiens Communications, a biblical and educational non-profit organization. I am the executive director.
I wrote several books before launching LSC. My favorite is The Victory According to Mark: An Exposition of the Second Gospel available from the publisher, Canon Press, and also through Amazon.com.
I want to do many things with LSC and SolomonSays.net.
Solomon Says: Directives for Young Men
This now-complete book project actually formed the spark for LSC. As I described the book while I was working on it:
I am writing a book on Proverbs as a guide and puzzle for young men. It is aimed at showing the basic life skills and habits that the Bible wants to instill in people. I argue that Wisdom is presented as the ability to rule oneself well and thereby become trustworthy with responsibility, and free from self-defeating compulsions. The book is not a commentary but address basic issues and temptations. While I didn’t set out to write a book on apologetics I think this might serve as a way to interest non-Christians in what the Bible has to say.
Did I succeed in this project? Check out the book for yourself!
For some idea of what this book will be like, you can check out the Solomon Says website.
A book, however, is only valuable to the extent it reaches a receptive audience. If you would like to help in that end, consider becoming a supporter.
OTHER POSSIBLE PROJECTS
Communications Channels
As time and resources allow I want to add an audio podcast and YouTube channel to SolomonSays.net.
The Riddle of Romans
This is a little bit more heavy on “theology” than I expect to be LSC’s normal emphasis, but it is an important work for understanding a historically important part of the Bible. My plan is that this book will present a simple reading of the argument in Roman 1.16-11.36 that I have not seen suggested before (especially tying together 3.1-8, 5.16-6.1, 9.19-24, with 11.11-32). I think this book will clarify some aspects of the Gospel and thus have some apologetic value.
Audio and Video Educational Resources: Gospel of Mark
I’d like to use my commentary of the Gospel of Mark to develop a twelve-week course.
If you would consider supporting LSC, I would greatly appreciate it!
