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How ought a woman to live?
Portraits of Female Piety, looks at the lives of several eminent women in Puritan England, including Katherine Brettergh and Elizabeth Gouge. This compilation is an ideal gift for your wife, mother, sister, or daughter, and we hope and pray it will bless generations of ladies. In Sermons to Young Women (1766), Scottish Presbyterian minister James Fordyce (1720-1796) presses the virtues and duties required of young women. This work was mentioned in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, as a book that the clergyman Mr. Collins attempts to read aloud to the women of the Bennet household.
With Halloween approaching and a sinister interest in the occult growing, how should Christians think through these things? We need neither fear nor be wholly reactive, when God has provided us wisdom and guidance in his Word and in nature, which Ludwig Lavater and Lambert Daneau have drawn out.
Lavater carefully shows that ghosts and spirits are not the departed souls of the dead, but rather, are often the deceptive work of demons. Daneau’s explanation of the true Christian doctrine concerning witchcraft in the form of a dialogue helps the reader avoid both speculative excesses of those who would bring far-fetched fables into the church, and also the overly-rationalistic defects of those who would deny all such supernatural occurrences relating to witches and wizards.
The sins of both gluttony and Onanism are overlooked, minimized, and excused all too often nowadays. To counter this, we have produced a sourcebook on each topic.
Gluttony is a sinful excess of feeding the belly, which violates the 6th and 7th commandments. Fullness of Bread: A Sourcebook on the Wicked Sin of Gluttony & its Deadly Consequences for Soul & Body has spiritual & practical wisdom from the likes of Dante, Plato, Thomas Aquinas, Gregory, Cyprian, Clement of Alexandria, James Durham, Thomas Watson, and Richard Baxter.
Meanwhile, The Sinfulness of Onan & Onanism Considered Scripturally & Practically gathers centuries of Christian theological, pastoral, and medical reflection on sexual purity, the sin of Onan, self-pollution, and the proper ends of marriage. Beginning with Scripture and historic Christian interpretation, the volume brings together selections from Justin Martyr, Clement of Alexandria, Luther, Calvin, Junius, Musculus, Pareus, Rivet, Bavinck, Kuyper, Geesink, and others.