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You guys are doing a great thing !!!

I’m a college student from Brooklyn NY. After being unintentionally exposed to the writings of the saints, EWTN, and a few intelligent young Catholics, I was convinced. I decided to leave my Pentecostal tradition behind and become a layman in the Catholic Church. I’ll be received this month into the Church and I cant wait.

I joined this forum primarily because of my interest in creating E-sword modules for Catholics and perhaps finding ways to flood the internet with modules that expose the rich treasury of study tools and literature that are unfortunately inaccessible to far too many Catholics. There are already a number of Catholics working on this project and I would love to be a part of it.

The way I see it, we can never have too many E-sword suggestions-

The resources from Newadvent.org are a must. The task itself of transposing this material into E-sword is one of the loftiest projects one could imagine, simply because the information seems so vast and almost inexahustible.

The works of John Henry Newman that are available at newmanreader.org can be easily turned into Topic Notes.

Kudos to whoever thought of working on the Vatican II documents. Perhaps the documents of Vatican I and Trent and the previous councils could be bundled together in the future, instead of accessing them separately.

I’m really interested in some of the things available on the Vatican website, but I dont know the laws on those material.

Anyhoo, The sky is the limit for us and I’m really looking forward to contributing to this project.

Does anyone have the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers as a module? I only have the Ante-Nicene.
 
AslansKnight said:
You guys are doing a great thing !!!

I’m a college student from Brooklyn NY. After being unintentionally exposed to the writings of the saints, EWTN, and a few intelligent young Catholics, I was convinced. I decided to leave my Pentecostal tradition behind and become a layman in the Catholic Church. I’ll be received this month into the Church and I cant wait.

I joined this forum primarily because of my interest in creating E-sword modules for Catholics and perhaps finding ways to flood the internet with modules that expose the rich treasury of study tools and literature that are unfortunately inaccessible to far too many Catholics. There are already a number of Catholics working on this project and I would love to be a part of it.

The way I see it, we can never have too many E-sword suggestions-

The resources from Newadvent.org are a must. The task itself of transposing this material into E-sword is one of the loftiest projects one could imagine, simply because the information seems so vast and almost inexahustible.

The works of John Henry Newman that are available at newmanreader.org can be easily turned into Topic Notes.

Kudos to whoever thought of working on the Vatican II documents. Perhaps the documents of Vatican I and Trent and the previous councils could be bundled together in the future, instead of accessing them separately.

I’m really interested in some of the things available on the Vatican website, but I dont know the laws on those material.

Anyhoo, The sky is the limit for us and I’m really looking forward to contributing to this project.

Does anyone have the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers as a module? I only have the Ante-Nicene.
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Good. No one has done any of the Nicene Fathers, and I think that they ought to be done. I don’t suppose you can check with New Advent in regards to their Catholic Enyclopedia about obtaining permission, and or seeing if they would want to market the Catholic Encyclopedia as a module through: eStudySource.com

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AslansKnight said:
You guys are doing a great thing !!!

I’m a college student from Brooklyn NY. After being unintentionally exposed to the writings of the saints, EWTN, and a few intelligent young Catholics, I was convinced. I decided to leave my Pentecostal tradition behind and become a layman in the Catholic Church. I’ll be received this month into the Church and I cant wait.

I joined this forum primarily because of my interest in creating E-sword modules for Catholics and perhaps finding ways to flood the internet with modules that expose the rich treasury of study tools and literature that are unfortunately inaccessible to far too many Catholics. There are already a number of Catholics working on this project and I would love to be a part of it.

The way I see it, we can never have too many E-sword suggestions-

The resources from Newadvent.org are a must. The task itself of transposing this material into E-sword is one of the loftiest projects one could imagine, simply because the information seems so vast and almost inexahustible.

The works of John Henry Newman that are available at newmanreader.org can be easily turned into Topic Notes.

Kudos to whoever thought of working on the Vatican II documents. Perhaps the documents of Vatican I and Trent and the previous councils could be bundled together in the future, instead of accessing them separately.

I’m really interested in some of the things available on the Vatican website, but I dont know the laws on those material.

Anyhoo, The sky is the limit for us and I’m really looking forward to contributing to this project.

Does anyone have the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers as a module? I only have the Ante-Nicene.
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Now that I have finished St Thomas Catena church fathers commentary on the Gospels, I have started St Thomas Summa Theologia. I could when done easily put together a topical for the Councils down throught the ages since I have this already on my commputer, including trent and vatican I and II
 
How wonderful it is that you are joining us in our search to become better servants to our lord Jesus Christ. I know you will be welcomed by all of us and I know all of the angles in Haven will celebrate your decision.
Thank you so much for your help with E-sword. I, like you was amazed when I found it. I have two other bible programs and none of them touch the versatility of E-sword. I have been spreading the word also.
Again, welcome and may the lord bless you and the wonderful work you are doing.
Dave
 
Hi All,

I have done up the Vatican II documents already as well as a topical. I am unsure if I will be in fringement of Copyright should I post it up on my esnips folder for public download. Would anyone be able to point me in the right direction on this?

God Bless,
Terence
 
Michael G;:
No one has done any of the Nicene Fathers, and I think that they ought to be done.
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I put them on my todo list, about two years ago. Since then, they have dropped a couple of positions.
their Catholic Enyclopedia about obtaining
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The 1909 edition is public domain. About a third of it has been transcribed to e-Sword format.

xan

jonathon
 
terencefx;:
I have done up the Vatican II documents already as well as a topical. I am unsure if I will be infringement of Copyright
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They are under copyright. 😦

That said, my understanding is that it is easy to get permission to distribute, once the correct person in Vatican City has been contacted in the correct manner, using the correct forms.

xan

jonathon
 
jblake said:
Obtaining the Catholic encyclopedia

The 1909 edition is public domain. About a third of it has been transcribed to e-Sword format.

xan

jonathon
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Johnathon I thought this was copyrighted based on Newadven.org claiming a copyright??

If not perhaps you could feed an electronic text, HTML to Terrance and maybe he could put this together if it is in electronic text form, He seems to be able to crank some of these things out real fast???
 
I have recently been able to figure out how to access and establish and esnips account. I have recently uploaded the following e-sword modules which are available for download
esnips.com/web/CatholicApolegetics

1 Early Teachings of Church.top e-sword module: Apostolic fathers of the church their teachings, what church today is most like right from the get go down through the first 3-7 centuries before any major divisions By mijac 3 days ago
 
Michael G;:
JI thought this was copyrighted based on Newadvent.org claiming a copyright??
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I don’t what Newadvent is claiming a copyright on. However, under US Copyright Law, everything published prior to 1909 is in the public domain in the US.
If not perhaps you could feed an electronic text, HTML to Terrance
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I don’t have an electronic text of it. (Somebody else is working on it. )

xan

jonathon
 
I have found another e-sword module not on e-sword web site which some might find highly useful. A KJV +TVM +Strongs
A King James Bible with Tense Voice and Mood tags for greek grammer as well as Strongs tags. The tags then go to a TVM dictionary for definitions and grammer. It can be downloaded here

esnips.com/web/RavHrlybnDvdsDwnldStuff
The dictionary necessary to make the tense, voice, and mood tags work with the King James + Tense, voice, mood Bible. By sojrnr73 2 days ago kjv+tvm Strong.dct in eSword
e-swordfiles.com/ 0r esnips.com/web/RavHrlybnDvdsDwnldStuff
King James with strongs and Tense voice and Mood excellent resource

example of Luke 1:28 the Kecharitoo mene using the above resource:
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G5772
Tense-Perfect - G5778
Voice-Passive - G5786
Mood -Participle See [G5796]
Count-463

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**G5778
Tense-Perfect

The perfect tense in Greek corresponds to the perfect tense in
English, and describes an action which is viewed as having been
completed in the past, once and for all, not needing to be
repeated.

Jesus’ last cry from the cross, TETELESTAI (“It is finished!”)
is a good example of the perfect tense used in this sense,
namely “It [the atonement] has been accomplished, completely,
once and for all time.”

Certain antiquated verb forms in Greek, such as those related
to seeing (eidw) or knowing (oida) will use the perfect tense
in a manner equivalent to the normal past tense. These few
cases are exception to the normal rule and do not alter the
normal connotation of the perfect tense stated above.
**

G5786
Voice-Passive

The passive voice represents the subject as being the
recipient of the action. E.g., in the sentence, "The boy was
hit by the ball, " the boy receives the action.

G5796
Mood-Participle

The Greek participle corresponds for the most part to the
English participle, reflecting “- ing” or “- ed” being suffixed
to the basic verb form. The participle can be used either
like a verb or a noun, as in English, and thus is often termed
a “verbal noun.”
 
Summa Theologica loaded as eSword Module at
http://www.esnips.com/doc/1d4374b2-904c-49d0-bce6-9d44dd1eb3c0/Summa-Theologiae
eSword topic modules- 5 modules total for Thomas’ most significant work is his Summa theologiae or ‘summary of Theology,’ a gigantic work which attempts to present all of Christian theology as systematically as possible.

PRIMA PARS.
Sacred Doctrine. The One God. The Blessed Trinity. Creation. The Angels. The Six Days. Man. The Government of Creatures.

PRIMA SECUNDÆ PARTIS.
Man’s Last End. Human Acts. Passions. Habits. Vice and Sin.
Law. Grace.

SECUNDA SECUNDÆ PARTIS.
Faith. Hope. Charity. Prudence. Justice. Fortitude. Temperance. Acts Which Pertain to Certain Men.

TERTIA PARS.
The Incarnation. The Life of Christ. Sacraments. Baptism. Confirmation. The Holy Eucharist. Penance.

SUPPLEMENTUM TERTIÆ PARTIS.
Penance (continued). Extreme Unction. Holy Orders. Matrimony. The Resurrection. Appendices.

For other Catholic downloads visit
Early Christian Church teachings, St Thomas Catena commentary on Gospels by early church Fathers at
esnips.com/web/CatholicApolegetics
esnips.com/web/CatholicEsword Haydock Commentary
 
Michael_G said:
Summa Theologica loaded as eSword Module at
http://www.esnips.com/doc/1d4374b2-904c-49d0-bce6-9d44dd1eb3c0/Summa-Theologiae
eSword topic modules- 5 modules total for Thomas’ most significant work is his Summa theologiae or ‘summary of Theology,’ a gigantic work which attempts to present all of Christian theology as systematically as possible.

PRIMA PARS.
Sacred Doctrine. The One God. The Blessed Trinity. Creation. The Angels. The Six Days. Man. The Government of Creatures.

PRIMA SECUNDÆ PARTIS.
Man’s Last End. Human Acts. Passions. Habits. Vice and Sin.
Law. Grace.

SECUNDA SECUNDÆ PARTIS.
Faith. Hope. Charity. Prudence. Justice. Fortitude. Temperance. Acts Which Pertain to Certain Men.

TERTIA PARS.
The Incarnation. The Life of Christ. Sacraments. Baptism. Confirmation. The Holy Eucharist. Penance.

SUPPLEMENTUM TERTIÆ PARTIS.
Penance (continued). Extreme Unction. Holy Orders. Matrimony. The Resurrection. Appendices.

For other Catholic downloads visit
Early Christian Church teachings, St Thomas Catena commentary on Gospels by early church Fathers at
esnips.com/web/CatholicApolegetics
esnips.com/web/CatholicEsword Haydock Commentary
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YAY, totally awesome. This is absolutely wonderful. Thank you!!!
 
Folks looking for someone who has a top notch OCR software program, a good scanner some time on their hands to possibly purchase and convert to an electronic copy. This book is top notch, and would make an excellent resourse for the eSword program. And it is free Public domain. We tried to make available over the last month or so Father Hardens dictionary but the people who hand his copyrighted material would not give permission to use his dictionary as an esword module, nor would they pursue to make it available through a purchased lock and key module…

A Textual Concordance of Holy Scripture
Arranged by Topic and Giving the Actual Passages
By: Rev. Thomas David Williams TAN - 848 Pp. HB., Impr.ISBN 286 ISBN: 0895557568
ISBN-13: 9780895557568
Only $35.00 int

The above concordance would be great to get an electronic copy.

I hope to provide a small Catholic doctrinal concordance withing a week or so.
 
Hi! I found this website offering additional e-sword modules (it’s Protestant though.) I think the author is the one who develops these modules. The REVISED KING JAMES VERSION 2000 might be downloaded free of charge! The creator said, he puts it in public domain and does not ask any royalty and payment for his work. At least we can be spared with the trouble of reading the ‘thou’ ‘thy’ ‘thee’ in the old editions of the bible

geocities.com/Athens/Agora/7719/

Here’s the E-sword version of the REVISED KING JAMES VERSION

e-sword.net/usermods/bbl/King%20James%202000%20(KJ2000)%20(2000).exe

More here:

davidcox.com.mx/esword2/index.htm

davidcox.com.mx/e-swordmodules/index.htm
 
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