Black Friday Kindle Deals

Below are some Kindle ebook deals that may be of interest to those shopping on Amazon. Please comment below if you happen to find others that appear during the holiday weekend.
Enjoy.

Basic Christianity by John Stott (3.60)

Jesus and the Gospels by Craig Blomberg (4.64)
Saving Leonardo by Nancy Pearcey (3.99)
In Defense of the Bible by Steven Cowan (4.64)
Five Views on Apologetics ($2.99)
If God Is Good: Why Do We Hurt? by Randy Alcorn (1.99)
The Case for Faith by Lee Strobel (3.79)
The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel (5.99)
The Case for Christmas by Lee Strobel (1.99)
The Case for the Real Jesus by Lee Strobel (5.98)
The Case for a Creator by Lee Strobel (5.12)
The Case for Easter by Lee Strobel (1.99)
The Rage Against God by Peter Hitchens (5.98)
Evidence for the Existence of God by James Kelly (2.99)
More than a Carpenter by Josh McDowell (5.24)
Theology for Beginners by F.J. Sheed (3.49)
Why People Don't Believe by Paul Chamberlain (2.99)

Five Views on Biblical Inerrancy (3.79)

Four Views on the Apostle Paul ($2.99)

Four Views on the Spectrum of Evangelicalism ($2.99)

Three Views on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament ($2.99)

Four Views on Moving Beyond the Bible to Theology ($2.99)

Two Views on Women in Ministry ($2.99)

Three Views on Creation and Evolution ($2.99)

Five Views on Law and Gospel ($2.99)
Are Miraculous Gifts for Today? (four views) (5.98)
Near-Death Experiences as Evidence for the Existence of God and Heaven (3.99)

Kindle 3G Summer Giveaway!

What are your summer reading plans? Will you be reading your books on a Kindle? You could be! Apologetics315 is hosting a summer giveaway of a Third Generation Kindle 3G. This has been such a useful tool that it seemed good to give one away.

So why not enter the drawing? Using Punchtab below, you can have multiple entries into the drawing. (And if you are looking for good apologetics books, here's a great place to start.) Once you’ve clicked the entry button, you’ll have the opportunity to increase your chances of winning by leaving a comment, mentioning the giveaway on Twitter, etc.

If you are reading this via Facebook or RSS, please visit the blog to enter.

Enjoy!

A Review of the Amazon Kindle

The Kindle is an digital ebook reader made by Amazon. As of this writing, it boasts an offering of over 600,000 titles available in digital format through Amazon.com. The question is, Is it worth it? The purpose of this review is to offer my feedback on the device, assess its strengths and weaknesses, and share how I have found it useful.

What it does.
I won't go into too much detail about what it does - you can see the Kindle site for more detailed info. However, the Kindle is designed for the main purpose of being a lightweight and useful ebook reader. It does this very well, in my estimation. It allows you to adjust text size, page margins, make bookmarks, highlights, notes, and purchase books via free wireless network access. Other features include the ability to look at basic web pages (text-based is best), listen to Mp3s, view PDFs and documents, post highlights to Twitter and Facebook, and listen to the book via the text-to-speech feature. The battery life goes a long way, some 10 or more days if you are not using wireless.