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Robert Lewis Dabney, The Five Points of Calvinism

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The first and greatest commandment is to love God; the second is like it, to love your neighbor as yourself. Dabney correctly notes that disobedience to these greatest commands is “the most express, most guilty, and most hardening of all the sins that the soul commits.” What is more “directly disobedient” to this command to love, than the sin of white-supremacy?

Spurgeon’s “Red-Hot Letter” on American Slavery

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In 1860, the Christian Watchman and Reflector, a Boston Baptist newspaper, secured Charles Spurgeon as an exclusive correspondent. Over that year, Spurgeon wrote 15 letters to the paper... in the midst of this series of letters, Spurgeon paused to write out his thoughts on American Slavery.

The Price of Blood: Frederick Douglass Speaks to Scotland

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The separation of the Free Church from the Church of Scotland meant that funding needed to be found. One source was fellow Presbyterian Churches, including those in the American South. Money was accepted from slaveholders, which did not go unnoticed by abolitionists.

Reversing the Gospel: Warfield on Race and Racism

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The unity of the human race is therefore made in Scripture not merely the basis of a demand that we shall recognize the dignity of humanity in all its representatives, of however lowly estate or family, since all bear alike the image of God in which man was created and the image of God is deeper than sin and cannot be eradicated by sin; but the basis also of the entire scheme of restoration devised by the divine love for the salvation of a lost race.

Deconstructing Faith: Necessary, Dangerous or Both?

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For many the discussion around deconstruction stems from some sense of pain or hurt caused by the church. David and Curtis (and producer Kris) explore the complex and deeply personal dimensions of this process, including practical suggestions for listeners.

Christians in Culture pt. 2: Historical Humility

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Our humility is an argument in itself for the truthfulness of our beliefs. It shows we take seriously the words of Christ, and that they have transformative effect on our lives.

History of Women and Work

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Coleen Sharpe and Rachel Green Miller discuss the history of women and work.

Weaker Vessels?

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Today Krista McDunn is back on the pod to talk with Joe about the concept of women as “weaker vessels.” Where does the Bible say this? Does this mean women are delicate and fragile? Why is Joe triggered, and where the heck is J

The Life and Thought of Lemuel Haynes

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Haynes was an influential African-American pastor during the American Revolution and a devoted Calvinist who argued against slavery through the lens of God’s providence. A well-known preacher and writer during his lifetime, Haynes has been forgotten in recent years.

The Story of the First Ordained African-American Pastor in US History

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If the church is to prosper and mature, she will need faithful men to lead and care for her. In the late 1700s the Lord did indeed give such a gift to the church—Lemuel Haynes.
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Creeds and Confessions

The Chalcedonian Creed

Canons of Dordt

Thirty-Nine Articles

The Belgic Confession

Athanasian Creed

Nicene Creed

The Second Helvetic Confession

The Apostles’ Creed