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  1. 1563kilojules

    Puritan Portrayal in The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne

    I am currently re-reading The Scarlet Letter as I prepare to teach an American literature course next year in a homeschool co-op. One thing that is striking me this time around is the way Hawthorne portrays Puritans and Puritanism (the last/first time I read TSL, I was 13, so I naturally missed...
  2. jamessh1990

    15% off used and rare books

    I'm running a sale on all used and rare books listed on our website. Use the code new year sale 2024 at checkout, or in the cart, to receive 15% off used books. Offer ends 1st of March. www.jamesdicksonbooks.com Bibles Commentaries C. H. Spurgeon Free Church of Scotland John Calvin Martin...
  3. S

    Psalter Recommendations (1650)

    Where would you recommend I go to buy a psalter? My main preferrances and criteria are: - Uses the 1650 translation - Looks beutifull - Hardcover - Likely to survive long-term use - Sold online, ships internationally - Relatively cheap for my other requirements - Sold by a relatively well...
  4. Shadow Forge

    A Solemn Warning(Gilbert Tennent)

    A Solemn Warning to the Secure World, from the God of Terrible Majesty Gilbert Tennent http://library.logcollegepress.com/Tennent%2C+Gilbert%2C+A+Solemn+Warning+to+the+Secure+World%2C+From+the+God+of+Terrible+Majesty.pdf
  5. S

    Audible - Great books for a couple of bucks each this week....

    Hi, friends, Just a heads up that AUDIBLE has many excellent books on sale for as low as around $2, give or take. I've picked up many by the likes of Sproul, Lawson, Ferguson, Tozer, Pink, John Frame, Lorraine Boettner, Voddie Baucham, and more. This is a huge benefit compared with the cost of...
  6. D

    Why Are Books Important?

    Books date back many hundreds of years. It is estimated that there have been over 130 million books published. In 2011, 180,000 books were published in the United Kingdom alone. In recent years readers have favoured the e-readers such as the Amazon Kindle over the traditional paperback. In this...
  7. alexanderjames

    Spotted on the Banner of Truth site - The Works of William Bridge

    UK - https://banneroftruth.org/uk/store/collected-workssets/the-works-of-william-bridge/ US - https://banneroftruth.org/us/store/collected-workssets/the-works-of-william-bridge/
  8. Blood-Bought Pilgrim

    Books Worth Revisiting Over and Over

    I've been trying to put together a list of books (outside of Scripture) that I want to ensure I return to multiple times throughout life, so as to really absorb their ideas. Reading broadly is great; but it seems to me that reading a few really good books repeatedly, so as to fully absorb their...
  9. U

    Is there a top of all time list?

    Is there a reputable top 25/50/100 best books of all time list that is from a primarily reformed perspective? I’m done buying so many books and never being able to read them all. I just want to start over with a personal library of 50 or so must-read books and then slowly build from there as I...
  10. Jonathan95

    Books on Growing in Meekness and Gentleness?

    Good morning! Does anyone have any suggestions on books, whether old or new, discussing growth in meekness and gentleness? Or perhaps even all of the fruit of the Spirit? I'm not sure if I recall any Puritan works. I'd be interesting in checking out whatever you can recommend. Preferably...
  11. Jonathan95

    Theologically Solid Living Authors?

    I was recommended a book called Solomon Says by Mark Horne. He seems solid. After looking at the publication date, I noticed it was this year. Then it dawned on me that I only read books by dead guys. Do any of you have any authors that you would recommend right alongside the Puritans but that...
  12. T

    Tips for Reading in General

    I have begun reading Mortimer Adler's and Charles Van Doren's How to Read a Book. I am only about 12% in, and I have already found it so useful. They have given some very practical tips to help avoid things like fatigue, a wandering mind, and "fixation" while reading. One example was to use a...
  13. WildWolf1

    What authors refute Lutheranism clearly

    I've dipped into both Berkof's and Hodge's Systematic Theologies. I have both in my library. Are there other good authors one should consult like Geerhardus Vos's Reformed Dogmatics. Does he treat Lutheranism in those books. Or besides Systematic Theologies what should one read to get a good...
  14. B.L.

    The Genius of Puritanism (Book Recommendation)

    Greetings, I would like to recommend a little gem of a book titled "The Genius of Puritanism" by Peter Lewis. I received it a few days ago and have found it to be hard to put down. It was a book order topper I added to get free shipping from RHB and boy was it money ($5) well spent. Here are...
  15. J.L. Allen

    Opinions on These Books

    Trash? Not trash?
  16. J.L. Allen

    Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Prophet, Martyr, Spy by Eric Metaxas

    My mother bought this book for me nearly 10 years ago and sent it to me while I was living in Portland, Oregon. It was a new release back then. I was 22 worked at PDX airport, was a relatively new Christian, and had been married to my first wife for only a few years. I only read through half of...
  17. D

    Why Are Books Important?

    Books date back many hundreds of years. It is estimated that there have been over 130 million books published. In 2011, 180,000 books were published in the United Kingdom alone. In recent years readers have favoured the e-readers such as the Amazon Kindle over the traditional paperback. In this...
  18. Regi Addictissimus

    Help me decide what to read on my mountain vacation.

    Good day, brethren. My wife and I are going on our annual San Juan Mountains camping trip. I will have nine days to submerse my self in beautiful scenery and books away from work and the demands of life. We go camping a good bit and it drives my wife crazy how long it takes me to pick books for...
  19. Regi Addictissimus

    When studying theological works, do you mark up books or

    Brethren, good day. I am curious to hear your methods of approaching studying. When reading theological works, do you take notes and then review them? Do you underline, mark, or highlight passages as you read through it, and then review them? I am personally a note taker. I take a plethora of...
  20. Von

    Reading more than one book at a time.

    How many of you are reading more than one book at a time? Or if you have done it in the past - does it work for you? Can you keep track of the line of thought in both? Any advice?
  21. ccravens

    Help on which set of Calvin's Commentaries to purchase

    Hello, I am wanting to purchase a set of Calvin's commentaries. I have a few individual volumes already, and so need to choose between these 2 sets, each of which I already have a few volumes: *Eerdmans 1965 (Calvin's New Testament Commentaries) *Eerdmans (no year? blue plain binding)...
  22. Regi Addictissimus

    Help deciding my next commentary set acquisition.

    I am torn on what commentary set to purchase next. The options are as follows: John Gill Keil & Delitzsch John Lightfoot's NT Commentary J. P. Lange John Trapp John Calvin (I have full access to my Church's set) I am open to more suggestions. Here are the sets I have: Matthew Poole, Matthew...
  23. Darlene N. Böcek

    Parents needed to beta-read about Suffering

    I posted on the Doctrine forum, since it really is connected to that, but I'm in search of parents/readers for a manuscript called (Writing on the Wall I) Suffering: A Parent's Blueprint 
to Answering the Big Questions of Life-with Christian Apologetics Activities for Kids-. For more info see...
  24. Shane2336

    For my Baptist brethren

    1) The Distinctiveness of Baptist Covenant Theology by Pascal Denault 2) A Reformed Baptist Manifesto by Samuel E. Waldron 3) 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith (Pocket sized, faux leather) First come first serve! We'll work out the details via PM.
  25. M

    Works refuting Roman Catholicism

    Hello, I would like to know what are some of the greatest works of the 20th and 21st centuries that refutes the main Roman Catholic dogmas (such as church government and the Pope's office, worshipping and praying to the saints, etc.). Thank you
  26. Ajay

    About printing a book

    Presently myself and a friend of mine are translating J.C ryle expository thoughts on Gospel of John in our language. We completed 10 chapters. I am thinking about Printing because it is easy to read and to understand. Many pastors from villages are searching for books related to...
  27. 2ndViolinist

    Reformed Reading Recommendations for Youth

    Hello everyone, Here is my situation: My parents are Roman Catholic. Even though I am an adult, I still live at home. When my parents attend mass, I attend a Reformed church. I have a younger sister who goes with them, but I have been trying to witness to her for a while and really, see to it...
  28. P

    New Park Street Pulpit and Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit (63 Volumes) Spurgeon

    I'm selling my complete 63-volume set of Spurgeon's sermons. The set is in excellent condition (minimal markings, tight bindings) and does NOT have the original dust jackets. It is the black covered edition printed by Pilgrim Publications. This would make a beautiful and weighty addition to any...
  29. C

    Books about amillennialism

    For someone who would like to study amillennialism in more detail, what book(s) would you recommend? I know that Sam Storms has a new book out: Kingdom Come: The Amillennial Alternative. There is also A Case for Amillennialism by Kim Riddlebarger. How do these compare? Are there better books?
  30. C

    Stories/Books for Young Kids

    I would like to start reading short books/stories to my kids that do not have pictures (or limited pictures). In a media saturated, consumer culture, I'd like to help my kids learn to be creative (in the literal sense of the word), processing and imagining things in their mind instead of merely...
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