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The Original Secession Magazine (Vol 5, 1860-61-62) took notice of a remark in the London Times, "We really wish that clergymen would r...

Professor of French literature at the University of Paris VIII, Pierre Bayard's essay on "How to discuss books that one hasn't ...

John Rainolds or Reynolds was the theologian who famously suggested a revision of the existing English translations to King James at the Ham...

This article originally appeared in the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland Magazine. It relates to Free Church Declaratory Act and the sep...

An excerpt from a sermon by Thomas Boston The way that many mar this duty: they do it unworthily, that is unsuitably, unmeetly; they mar it ...

Hail thou that art highly favoured of God, thou map of heaven, thou golden spot of the week, thou market-day of souls, thou daybreak of eter...

We concluded a previous post on the disease of consumerism, by acknowledging that we get nowhere until we realise that consumerism is a sin,...

The red letter edition of the Bible was invented by Louis Klopsch in 1899, and first published in 1900. Klopsch first thought of printing th...

A recent book argues that consumerism is making us ill. "The citizens of selfish capitalist countries are twice as likely to suffer fro...

The internet has allowed wider and easier distrubution of recorded sermons. There are some excellent audio sermons available on the internet...

Christopher Love has some helpful advice on this published at http://www.apuritansmind.com/Christopher%20Love/ChristopherLoveImmoderateJoy.h...

When we pray according to the principle 'thy kingdom come' we will be praying for specific events. The Larger Catechism helpfully e...

An article in the Los Angeles Times notes how bible 'publishers have found a niche -- a big one -- for stylized Bibles inspired by pop c...

One of the best books for giving a true flavour of the character and attainments of spirituality in the Highlands of Scotland in the past is...