Christian Resources

Thank you very much, OP, I've been looking for the KJV audiobook.

And threads geared towards sharing resources in general. Thanks.

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thank you and god bless

A few other resources:
dhspriory.org/thomas/ - St. Thomas Aquinas' Works in English
(in particular from there the Catena Aurea, commentary of the Four Gospels from all early Church Fathers is really fantastic, better than most other commentaries)
dhspriory.org/thomas/english/CAMatthew.htm - Matthew
dhspriory.org/thomas/english/CAMark.htm - Mark
dhspriory.org/thomas/english/CALuke.htm - Luke
dhspriory.org/thomas/english/CAJohn.htm - John

catholictheology.info/summa-theologica/summa-part1.php - Tour of the Summa. A summary of each section of the Summa, so you don't have to like read all the objections and responses etc. Was recommended by someone from Sensus Fidelium, and from what i've read it's very easy to understand and useful.
librivox.org - Free audiobooks. There are loads of good religious books on here. For example:

librivox.org/the-enchiridion-by-saint-augustine/ - The Echiridion
librivox.org/the-city-of-god-by-st-augustine-of-hippo/ - City of God

Also, I'm still looking for a stylish bible reader program or solution with nightmode. So far i've just been using iBooks and epubs, but it's not ideal. There are some nice-ish looking text editors, but when you scroll around they always have the cursor flashing and that distracts me. All other software seems to look ugly or has no dark/night mode.

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Live Masses/Sermon/Service:
sbts.edu/students/chapel/
mass-online.org/daily-holy-mass-live-online/
youtube.com/user/StJohnLCMS/videos

Youtube:
lots of sermons from famous preachers
youtube.com/user/sermonindex
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEpVo8x_WwCqds-BBtj4sZBz5Ca5Bwts Catechism Fulton Sheen
youtube.com/channel/UCVfwlh9XpX2Y_tQfjeln9QA Bible Project
youtube.com/channel/UCw-kYN6wWXWDyp_lB0wnlxw CS Lewis Doodle
youtube.com/channel/UC5qDet6sa6rODi7t6wfpg8g InspiringPhilosophy
youtube.com/channel/UCedYGs_lqq1uNet0u7qlSyQ Frank Turek
youtube.com/channel/UCAUF-DR1VzUs69ksys-aRkg Peter Kreeft
youtube.com/channel/UC3x3gDTqUYy_bFZWS-U_mZQ Sensus Fidelium
youtube.com/channel/UCnrFlpro0xfYjz6s5Xa8WWw Desiring God
youtube.com/channel/UCQMwm-DeHyFK5VPp6KySR5Q The Gospel Coalition
youtube.com/channel/UCsJezu3tK45jPs0ywrq0S0Q Veritas Forum

Thank you for the editions!

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pastebin.com/raw/V1FQYTwk
Has a bunch of links to christian videos and music that has christian themes

How can you have sensual fidelium and desiring God in the same post?

bible software ? wtf

I've started a library of high-quality ebooks relevant to the Orthodox Christian, ranging from analyses of the Fathers to classics by Dostoevsky in PDF, ePub, and MOBI formats:
mega.nz/#F!GLZwhYAD!s_5qN-bO_ftP38EeCF7DIQ
If you have a recommendation or request, please let me know. I will not add books that are not both good quality (in terms of not being scans, not a bad conversion, etc) and available in one of the above formats.

I added books of Andrew Murray, John Piper, Nabeel Qureshi, and a few of A.W. Tozer to this Mega folder.

Here are a few websites to download E-books from:
gen.lib.rus.ec/
en.bookfi.net/
b-ok.org/
gutenberg.org/
manybooks.net/
archive.org/details/texts
openlibrary.org/
europeana.eu/portal/en
freebookspot.es/
librivox.org/ (audio books)

Here is a good website to convert them to your preferred format (files under 40MB):
aconvert.com/pdf/eml-to-pdf/

And here are some YT channels that might be of interest:
youtube.com/channel/UCQuOr0YEtaa1xoctcdUDZSg Michael Chriswell
youtube.com/channel/UCpZG4Vl2tqg5cIfGMocI2Ag Zac Poonen
youtube.com/channel/UCDMOEj6lneZWgrp-r8KqXIQ Ravi Zacharias
youtube.com/channel/UCHcMzsUck5hwRHE77AOTNSA David Pawson
youtube.com/channel/UCy5H0uunC2qMk0iOF4SHKUw David Wood
youtube.com/channel/UCxiEtqPja47nnqsJNrdOIQQ Kent Hovind
youtube.com/channel/UCv9-3aFss806GZFxNoTVduQ Marcus Rogers
youtube.com/channel/UCwX4yZNZJJfFvTuvjJLMcVA Fixed Point Foundation

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Thank you fren for dukhrana tip

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please find and add the books from here

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Check the top links of this post
They should be there. If not, then try the internet archive, trackers, or Google.

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Catholic means universal

I have a few
mega.nz/#F!sJ8XFDYb!TnriQu68bdaECZmhA5ECBw
The Apocalypse in particular I want to share because its rare

earlychristianwritings.com/
Has a chronological list of historical writings.

Universal in this context means that everyone gets saved

bumping, because it'd be cool if we could get as many Christian resources as possible in one permanent area. has some booklists, though I'm not sure about all the fiction ones. I'm no expert, but I wouldn't want anything false in a Christian resource collection. On that note, maybe something for people unsure about which denomination is correct, explaining the general beliefs of each denomination.