Poll

These all look good to me. I will enjoy and learn much from any of them.

Well, I feel the same way. But if we could prioritize our choices, it would help to select the 1st read for the group.

Nemo wrote: "Well, I feel the same way. But if we could prioritize our choices, it would help to select the 1st read for the group."

You're right.

Happy New Year!!

These all look like wonderful choices!
Not sure if I'll have time to join y'all. So I won't be voting in this round. I haven't even read the Didascalia yet :(

Kerstin said, "I haven't even read the Didascalia yet :( "

I haven't read it nearly as well as I'd like to, and in any event in my opinion the questions I asked (and the answers I wrote) ignored the main substance of the book. So I am very happy to work on the Didascalia with you if you do go ahead and read it.

Hey y’all, I’ve been kind of quiet but watching. I’ve read 3 of these, but I’d love to read any of them in a group setting. Looking forward to it.

Oh, an I know the poll isn’t over yet, but the Philo book seems out of print, can you give instructions (again, I’m sure) to the database where we can download the book?

John Angerer wrote: "Oh, an I know the poll isn’t over yet, but the Philo book seems out of print, can you give instructions (again, I’m sure) to the database where we can download the book?"

Philo’s books are available online here:
http://www.earlyjewishwritings.com/ph...

John Angerer said, "I’ve read 3 of these"

Which three?

Clark wrote: "John Angerer said, "I’ve read 3 of these"

Which three?"

Athanasius, Tertullian and Augustine.