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1. NEETzsche (neetzsche@iddqd.social)'s status on Monday, 28-Aug-2023 17:59:19 JST NEETzsche

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   • Albastı
   • Microchimera

   Sounds interesting. I think I’ll just drive over to the local library and ask for an interlibrary loan on it. BYU has a copy, and BYU does play ball with my county’s public library, especially if you flash the right credentials, i.e., a temple recommend and a STEM bachelor’s.

   EDIT: Also that there are no PDFs of this makes me want to get back into book digitization.

   • Microchimera (opphunter88@gleasonator.com)'s status on Monday, 28-Aug-2023 17:59:19 JST Microchimera

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     • Albastı
     @NEETzsche @pressure I would make it an actual purchase if possible, because it's not the kind of book you necessarily want to read through all the way unless you're doing a proper study. I only use it topically. It's a reference book.
     
     If you really wanted to do the Internet a favor, you could unbind your copy and scan the whole thing into a PDF.
   • Microchimera (opphunter88@gleasonator.com)'s status on Monday, 28-Aug-2023 17:59:20 JST Microchimera

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     • Albastı
     @NEETzsche @pressure It's a commentary. The proclamation of the actual council is listed, then Chemnitz gives a series of responses representing the orthodox Lutheran position.
   • NEETzsche (neetzsche@iddqd.social)'s status on Monday, 28-Aug-2023 17:59:21 JST NEETzsche

     • Albastı
     • Microchimera

     Quite the verbose work. What is it, really? Is it Chemnitz hashing out every absurdity and indignity of the Catholic Church broadly or is it really, actually just all the deets on the Council of Trent from a Lutheran perspective?