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Puritanism: The Shaping of America
As part of the iconography and symbology by which a sense of the American past is constructed, the entry of the Puritans into 17th century New England has been interpreted and re-interpreted as a shap… more →
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Welcome To The Rebellion
reformedrebel wrote 1 month ago: Yes. Welcome to the Rebellion. For too long now, the churches of the United States have been subvert … more →
Puritanism: The Shaping of America
kenbaker wrote 2 months ago: As part of the iconography and symbology by which a sense of the American past is constructed, the e … more →
Puritanism: The roots of Americanism?
kenbaker wrote 2 months ago: Early in the 17th century some Puritan groups separated from the Church of England. Among these were … more →
The Unbearable Heaviness of Infant Damnation
dustindmorrow wrote 4 months ago: Very few events in life could be as devastating as the death of a child. In modern times we anticipa … more →
Review of John Locke's An Essay On Human Understanding
Celucien Joseph wrote 5 months ago: John Locke’s Essay on Human Understanding (1690): A Brief Review An Essay Concerning Human Understa … more →
John Locke and Jonathan Edwards, Locke's Influence on Edwards
Celucien Joseph wrote 5 months ago: Locke’s Influence on Jonathan Edwards: A Brief Note It was Perry Miller, a prominent Edwardian schol … more →
Why you space out during prayer, Bible reading, and corporate worship
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Ryan Martin wrote 5 months ago: As a Christian, John Owen argued, you have a responsibility to be on alert against the noetic affect … more →
Wes is Reading William Ames
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R. Scott Clark wrote 5 months ago: Here. You can get your copy via the Bookstore at WSC. … more →
Ames on the Heidelberg Catechism is In!
R. Scott Clark wrote 10 months ago: If you love Reformed theology (whether from Europe or from the UK) you will love this book. William … more →
Calvin: Faith does not justify...Christ does!
limabean03 wrote 1 year ago: Simple, thoughtful, precise articulation by the great reformer: When he objects that the power of ju … more →
Horatius Bonar: How man's sin illucidates God's character
limabean03 wrote 1 year ago: It is thus, that through the fall of man, God’s character has been opened up to us, and his name rev … more →
Speaking of Orthodoxy
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e4unity wrote 1 year ago: WHAT is it? And WHO gets to define it ? Ah, there’s the rub, as they say! Orthodoxy means diff … more →
William Perkins on the New Creation
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Jonathan Dodson wrote 1 year ago: In his commentary on Galatians, William Perkins captures the necessity of becoming a new creation ve … more →
Communion with the Triune God
Jonathan Dodson wrote 1 year ago: John Owen has long been a holy influence on my life and thought. His Mortification of Sin has profou … more →
Celebrate Christmas the Puritan way!
kenbaker wrote 1 year ago: In the mid-17th century, a wave of religious reform transformed the way in which Christmas was celeb … more →
Non-conformity and the Puritan spirit
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kenbaker wrote 1 year ago: Many of the Puritans were suspended from their ministry, and/or excommunicated for ‘non-confor … more →
The Puritans and the Bible
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kenbaker wrote 2 years ago: 1. What was the general approach of the Puritans to the Bible? Puritanism was a spiritual movem … more →
Examining Puritan documents
kenbaker wrote 2 years ago: For the last few seminars we have been examining some documents on the nature of church in puritan t … more →
Another Crash Course in Puritan History
kenbaker wrote 2 years ago: Another excellent post from theconventicle.blogspot.com which offers crash course in Puritan studie … more →
