The Puritan Board provides Christian discussion in a Confessionally Reformed Evangelical context. We are Evangelical because we protest the authority, truth claims and idolatry of the Roman Catholic Church. We are Reformed because we believe that men and women are dead in trespasses and it requires the power of God in salvation through Christ. Christ has broken the power of sin to enslave us and has purchased our faith so that, in Him, we rise to newness of life. We are Confessional because we believe that the Scriptures are clear regarding matters of life and salvation. Confessions are not the Scriptures, but they faithfully represent the core truths of the Scriptures and provide a unifying body of teaching that has stood the test of centuries.
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Bible Translations
Yes that is one weakness of the NKJV compared to the KJV. I think TBS has tried to mitigate the concerns of those who say that the KJV is...
The persecution of Zachary Garris
I still find it hard to believe even as coarse as the culture is, but on asking "for real" they person said, it was not in the hall itself but a...
Spurgeon on Fresh Air
"He who forgets the humming of the bees among the heather, the cooing of the wood-pigeons in the forest, the song of birds in the woods, the...
Works of Peter Martyr Vermigli
Has anyone here read his commentary on Aristotle’s Ethics? How does it compare with Aquinas’s reception/adaptation of the same?
The poetry of Anne Bradstreet
Here is a poem by Anne Bradstreet for tonight!
The Author to her Book
Thou ill-form’d offspring of my feeble brain,
Who after birth did’st by my...
Currently reading
Finished: Richard Price, The canons of the Quinisext Council (691/692)
Now reading: A. Melloni, The Synods of the Syrian Orthodox Church
Next...
Selected Poems by George Herbert
The Bag
Away despair; my gracious Lord doth heare.
Though windes and waves assault my keel,
He doth preserve it: he doth steer,
Ev’n when the...
How to move your library?
Now you're making my Brian proud. He occasionally looks up from his compuyer and rolls his eyes as I walk by with boxes for my books.
