Puritans
From Theopedia
"The Puritans were English Reformers of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. They were frustrated by the slow progress of the Reformation in the Anglican Church. They left a legacy of theological writing that is unsurpassed in church history. Their doctrine tended to be Calvinistic and Presbyterian, and their finest writings were both polemic and devotional treatments of theology." [1]
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Famous Puritans
Resources
- Joel R. Beeke and Randall J. Pederson, Meet the Puritans, With a Guide to Modern Reprints. Reformation Heritage Books, 2006. ISBN 1601780001
- Peter Lewis, The Genius of Puritanism,
- D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Puritans: Their Origins & Successors
External links
- The Delights and Pains of Puritan study (The Shepherd's Scrapbook)
- Puritans (Monergism)
- The Hermeneutics of the Puritans (PDF), by Thomas Lea (JETS)
- The Major English Puritans
- The Hall of Church History - The Puritans (Phil Johnson)
- Why We Need the Puritans, by J. I. Packer
- The Puritan Hope, by Iain Murray (Online book)
- Physicians of the Soul, by J. I. Packer - Discusses the English Puritans, their quest for holiness, and why they are still worth remembering.
