Slavery, Freedom, and Early American Presbyterianism
The history of American Presbyterianism reflects broader tensions within the American experiment with liberty.
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The Problem with Pop Psychology
This new book affirms the valuable insights of therapy while exposing its dangers when it is given priority over everything.
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The American War of Independence earned an epithet from King George III, “a Presbyterian Rebellion.”
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Learning to Love the Biblical Law
Dru Johnson’s “Understanding Biblical Law” is a learned, succinct remedy to many of the issues readers face when trying to read the Mosaic Law.
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Christian Living and Adiaphora
The doctrine of adiaphora, rooted in the wisdom of church history and the principles of Christian liberty, offers a valuable framework for navigating the complexities of our time.
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