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As we approach Thanksgiving here is an article on Puritanism that you may want to share. It outlines the Puritans’ marvelous achievements in recovering many Biblical truths, but also their failed discernment in Salem.
As we approach Thanksgiving here is an article on Puritanism that you may want to share. It outlines the Puritans’ marvelous achievements in recovering many Biblical truths, but also their failed discernment in Salem.
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I recently read a passionate article by Jonathan Brentner on the divorce of Rapture theology from the gospel and from pulpits. I so resonated with the main points he made. The absence of this topic—and related topics—from our churches today is a great tragedy! When Rapture discussion ended some thirty years ago in the church […]
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Varnel Watson
Puritanism is OK with me Holiness and entire sanctification even better
Carl Murphy
The Puritans didn’t lead anyone anywhere. Jamestown was a thriving colony when the Puritans arrived. They, the Puritans promptly exiled Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson, who founded Rhode Island. They ten went on a purity test, much as is happening today and began jailing and hanging anyone that dared question their specific beliefs. These were Pharisees not Christians and frankly I would suggest a little reading of history before i start aligning myself with them.
Varnel Watson
Cant argue that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N77SysKJZqE