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A Puritan’s Guide to Quieting Our ‘Inner Atheist’

Even the most spiritual people can struggle with doubts about God. But how do they overcome them?

The Relatable Zeal of Puritan Women

They were extremely into religion without being extreme.

Review

The Puritans Were Masters of Rhetoric Because Rhetoric Wasn’t the Point

Their most eloquent writing and preaching grew from a practical desire to communicate truth.

Why I’m Inviting John Leland to Thanksgiving Debates About Christian America

Pass the big wheel of cheese, and defend the Baptist legacy of freedom of conscience.

Review

America Has Tried Three ‘Narratives of Belonging.’ None Worked as Planned.

How a sober look at failed projects of nationalism can help Christians envision a better way.

How a Pastor Got Fired Over Cranberries

Worry about present hardships and trouble distorts our faith in God’s future.

Prayer amid Pandemic

What a Puritan Leader Learned About Disease Control from the Man He Enslaved

Cotton Mather’s response to an outbreak in his community was inspired by Onesimus’s life story.

Review

Tornados Put Our Faith to the Test

How American Christians have pondered the mysteries of violent weather.

Review

The Puritans Had Two Shots at Building a Godly Society

In both England and America, their political experiments collapsed. But they left behind a spiritual legacy that still inspires.

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