eBible.com - Heaven's Answer to Web 2.0
How I wish eBible.com existed in my days of studying theology in college. I have to admit that theology (or theo, as we fondly called it) isn't exactly my thing nor did I excel in it like I did in Calculus and English. We used the New American Bible a lot. It's that red-colored bible that's probably the easiest version (for us at least) to digest. I believe Marc and other Ateneans will know what I'm talking about.
I think other Filipino students will benefit a lot from this revolutionary Web 2.0 approach to Bible study. It's definitely a more enjoyable experience than having to sift through the fragile pages of the real thing. Not that it's a bad thing, though. You can save excerpts that you like in a drag-and-drop fashion and share them to the whole community. The site also features a tag cloud of popular keywords, a search engine and an online store.
I received an invitation to use eBible.com and I got 25 more up for grabs.
Yes, I have 25 more eBible invitations in my possession. If you want one, reply to this post and I'll give them to the first 25 commenters.
13 comments
- nick
i'd like an invite...
- Scott
I'd love an invite if you still have them available. Thanks, this sounds like a really cool project.
- Eric
Yes, please, I would love an invite!
- Loran
I'd love an invite as well. This sounds like an excellent application. Thanks!
- Clair
Pls send me one invite too. Thank you very much!
- Dale Flynn
I'd like an invite. Thanks for your consideration.
- Ron
I'd appreciate an invitation. Thanks. Blessings.
- Cynthia
I'd like an invite. Thanks so much.
- Jacob Paul Breeze
I would love an invitation. Thank you.
- macdeb8
Hi! Do you have anymore invites to extend? I'd love to participate in this project. Thanks very much!
- Jim Plunkett
Is it possible you might have any more invites to Ebible? Would love to get one. Thanks
- Ven Yatar
Pls send me one invite too if you still have one to spare. Thank you very much!
- Jesse
Could you invite me too? Thanks. God Bless.
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