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Christian View of Man
Greshem Machen
Man is made by God, in His image,
for His glory. This truth, with all its implications, is the theme of Gresham
Machen's popular presentation of The Christian View of Man. It explains how
the Bible serves as a mirror to show us who we are.
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Designed
for Dignity
What God has Made it Possible for You To Be
Richard L. Pratt, Jr
Today millions of people
believe that humans are merely evolved "animals." Other voices
cry out, "We are divine." Meanwhile we continually hear the
modern mantra of "self-esteem." In the midst of these
contradictory and erroneous teachings, Designed for Dignity
presents a refreshingly Scriptural view of mankind. Each of the ten
chapters ends with a concluding summary, review questions, and discussion
exercises, which makes this book ideal for group as well as individual
study.
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The Bondage of the Will
Martin Luther
If you only have the time and/or inclination to read one book on Reformation
theology, this is the book to choose. Luther hits the major topics through
his discussion of a key issue and manages to speak derisively about his opponents
at the same time. This is no dry theology text--not at all. Luther's prose
drips with subtle sarcasm and wit--and he expounds his topic simultaneously.
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The
Freedom of the Will
Johnathan Edwards
Deeply concerned
with the harmful influence of Arminianism within the colonies of New
England, America's greatest theologian gave himself late in life to the
writing of this masterful treatise. Employing the weapons of philosophy
and theology, Edwards persuasively dismantled a view of God and man which
is still held by multitudes in our day. Toward the latter portion of his
treatise a very helpful discussion of the five points of Calvinism is
offered along with a refutation of Arminian views.
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Human Nature in its Fourfold State
Thomas Boston
In Boston's most famous
work he expounds the biblical teaching on the four different
"states" of man's relationship with God - innocence, sin, grace,
and glory. So basic is his material, and so thorough his presentation of
it, that this book speaks to the spiritual needs of every reader. For
those who ask about the origin and meaning of human existence, Boston
provides the biblical answer; for those who are confused about the
biblical gospel, Boston explains its meaning and power.
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Our
Accountability to God
A.W.
Pink
To appreciate the amazing grace of God we must understand all that we have
been forgiven. Bible scholar Arthur Pink helps us see our true condition,
driving home the truth of the Gospel. Readers will develop a more personal
appreciation for God's grace and a deeper reverence for His boundless
love.
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Imputation
of Adam's Sin
John
Murray
The description and transmission of some disease is
regularly found in the news. Yet there is a fatal disease about which many
are woefully ignorant. Professor Murray will help you to understand the
relationship Adam sustained with the entire human race and the consequence
of his sin.
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