I won’t necessarily agree with everything I recommend
Envisioning the Bible world may occasionally require reading about archaeological findings that were dated as millions or billions of years old. Although I don’t agree with this, in the absence of a scientific way to date artifacts which lines up better with the Bible, I can still read the dating of such findings “with a grain of salt.” But if I recommend any sources due to the referrals of others, there may be doctrines that don’t line up well with a Southern Baptist position and/or a conservative view on things. If so, this is likely an oversight. If you believe I’ve recommended something I’d regret if only I knew, please let me know. I won’t have time to read everything I recommend, so I will need help. Thanks!
Working for Amazon as an Affiliate Marketer
In case you’re familiar with many websites, you may wonder why I won’t offer a free ebook with the first purchase of a product. Unfortunately I can’t, since I’ve chosen to work for Amazon as an affiliate marketer. Part of their agreement is I can’t offer any incentives to make sales, despite how popular this trend is. And when I looked into selling for eBay, their rules are even worse for affiliate marketing. I won’t be selling for them at all.
If you know of other websites that offer affiliate marketing programs which would be helpful for me selling products (or even services) for envisioning the Bible world, please let me know. Thanks!
Did you read your Bible lately?
Heather, Christmas 2021
