“To Know God Aright”: Puritans and the Gift of Education II
Part 2: The Puritan Philosophy of Education In 1646, in the midst of the English Civil War, leaders of the
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Seeking Truth, Beauty, and Joy
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Gestures and The Gospel
A thousand small ways to communicate that Jesus loves people.
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The Benefit of Doubt – The Importance of Knowing the Rest of the Story
The rest of the story matters.
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“To Know God Aright”: Puritans and the Gift of Education
The Puritans were a people committed to one consuming idea—the knowledge and worship of God through the Holy Scriptures. Because of the need to read the Bible, this consuming idea led to the greatest educational reforms the world had yet seen.
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Challenging Men to David-Jonathan Friendships
What should Biblical friendship within manhood look like? (1160 words)
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When the Best Seat is the Worst Seat
Dealing with the death of a loved one. A special guest post by Jeff Caudill.
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Reform the Line: Finding Purpose in Failure
When failure is the best thing.
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Five Popular Bible Passages We May Be Misinterpreting (Part 2)
Could we be wrong about some commonly used Bible verses? (1500 words)
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Enlightened Woman Leaves Christianity Due to Jesus and the Apostles’ Dehumanizing Language
One woman’s quest to a more robust and inclusive faith.
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Memories (Part 3)
Veteran missionary and minister, Steve Lytle, shares a few more memories of his life, ministry, and Christian journey.
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