Goddess Worship In Protestant Churches - Babylonian Mystery Religion & Sophia by W.J. Mencarow (Free MP3s)

"Liberals are constantly talking about 'applied Christianity' without having any Christianity to apply." - J. Gresham Machen

A Visit To The Church At Laodicea (1 of 2) Christ Condemns Liberalism & Toleration by W.J. Mencarow (Free MP3s)

"Toleration is the grave of reformation. By toleration we adopt other men's sins, and make them our own." - Thomas Watson, Gleanings, p. 134 (many of Thomas Watson's works are on the Puritan Hard Drive).

Jesus Vomits Out Liberal Churches -- Letter To The Church At Laodicea (2 of 2) by W.J. Mencarow (Free MP3s)

"The depreciation of the intellect, with the exaltation in the place of it of the feelings or the will, is, we think, a basic fact in modern life, which is rapidly leading to a condition in which men neither know anything nor care anything about the doctrinal content of the Christian religion, and in which there is in general a lamentable intellectual decline." - J. Gresham Machen

Rick Warren's Purpose Driven Life, Liberalism, Ecumenism, Persecution & the Gospel (Wild Boar News #3)

Billy Graham, Neo Evangelicalism, False Ecumenism, Modernism, Liberalism (Wild Boar News #6) by Dr. Matthew McMahon (Free MP3)

Biblical Christianity Versus Liberalism by David Silversides (Free MP3)

"It would be indeed better to grant license to thieves and sorcerers and adulterers, than to suffer the blasphemies which the ungodly utter against God, to prevail without any punishment and without any restraint. - John Calvin, Calvin's Commentaries, Vol. 15, p. 383; Zechariah 13:3.

The Dangers of Liberal Theology (The Dangers of Liberal Theology) by Dr. Curt Daniel (Free MP3)

Liberalism and the Bible (The Dangers of Liberal Theology) by Dr. Curt Daniel (Free MP3)

Liberalism and Jesus Christ (The Dangers of Liberal Theology) by Dr. Curt Daniel (Free MP3)

"Mysticism unquestionably is the natural result of the anti-intellectual tendency which now prevails; for mysticism is the consistent exaltation of experience at the expense of thought. But in practice mysticism is seldom consistent; indeed it cannot possibly be consistent if it seeks to explain itself to the world. The experience upon which it is based, or in which it consists, is said to be ineffable; yet mystics love to talk about that experience all the same." - J. Gresham Machen, emphases added

Liberalism and Salvation (The Dangers of Liberal Theology) by Dr. Curt Daniel (Free MP3)

Miscellaneous Liberal Errors (The Dangers of Liberal Theology) by Dr. Curt Daniel (Free MP3)

A Warning Against Backsliding, False Worship and False Teachers by John Flavel, John Calvin, Greg Price, Samuel Rutherford, Greg Barrow, George Gillespie, Dr. Reg Barrow & Others (Free MP3s, Books, etc.)

Bible's Providential Preservation, Textus Receptus (TR), Masoretic Text (MT), King James Version (KJV), & Other Bible Versions by Steven Dilday

The Divine Inspiration of the Bible by A.W. Pink, Price, Jacombe (Free MP3s), The Westminster Confession of Faith (Quote), Bannerman, Girardeau, Gaussen, Dick & Alexander (Books)

Sola Scriptura: Reformed & Evangelical Declension By Brian Schwertley, Greg Price, the Westminster Divines, Scott Brown & Others (Free MP3s, Videos & Books)

What Is the Gospel and Who Is Jesus Christ by Paul Washer

Why Psychology & Psychiatry Are Anti-Christian by Dr. Voddie Baucham, Dr. John MacArthur, Dr. Richard Ganz, Dr. Reg Barrow, et al. (Free Christian Resources)

The 10 Best Evidences From Science That Confirm A Young Earth (Free Online Articles From Answers In Genesis' Answers Magazine & Other Free Creationist MP3s, Videos, Books, etc.)

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We are also very sensible of the great and imminent dangers into which this common cause of religion is now brought by the growing and spreading of most dangerous errors in England to the obstructing and hindering of the begun Reformation, as namely (beside many others) Socinianism, Arminianism, Anabaptism, Antinomianism, Brownism, Erastianism, Independency, and that which is called (by abuse of the word) Liberty of Conscience, being indeed Liberty of Error, Scandal, Schism, Heresy, dishonouring God, opposing the Truth, hindering Reformation; and seducing others." - Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland 1638-1649 Inclusive, p. 333, SWRB Reprint.

Calvinism: A Broad Overview of the Essence of Reformed Thinking by Al Martin & Others (Free MP3s)

Abortion Is Satanic & Also Murder by Dr. John MacArthur, Dr. Jonathan Sarfati, Pastor Greg Price, Pastor Brian Schwertley, et al. (Free MP3s)

THE BIBLE AND BIRTH CONTROL (FREE REFORMATION RESOURCES)

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Free Christian Resources On The Dangers of Psychology and Psychiatry by Dr. Voddie Baucham, Dr. John MacArthur, Dr. Richard Ganz, Dr. Reg Barrow, et al.

RELATED REFORMED BOOKS

Christianity & Liberalism by J. Gresham Machen (Free Online Book at Reformed.org)

What this book Is about, in Machen's own words: "In my little book, Christianity and Liberalism, 1923, I tried to show that the issue in the Church of the present day is not between two varieties of the same religion, but, at bottom, between two essentially different types of thought and life. There is much interlocking of the branches, but the two tendencies, Modernism and supernaturalism, or (otherwise designated) non-doctrinal religion and historic Christianity, spring from different roots. In particular, I tried to show that Christianity is not a 'life,' as distinguished from a doctrine, and not a life that has doctrine as its changing symbolic expression, but that -- exactly the other way around -- it is a life founded on a doctrine. (From 'Christianity in Conflict,' an autobiographical essay on Machen's life and works)." Chapters include: Chapter 1: "Introduction"; Chapter 2: "Doctrine"; Chapter 3: "God & Man"; Chapter 4: "The Bible"; Chapter 5: "Christ"; Chapter 6: "Salvation"; Chapter 7: "The Church".

Christianity and Liberalism by J. Gresham Machen (Free PDF and Free MP3s [audio])

Christianity and Liberalism by J. Gresham Machen (Free PDF and Free MP3s [audio])

Christianity and Liberalism (Revised Edition) by J. Gresham Machen (eBook book at a discount from Monergism Books)

This eBook comes complete with an active linked Table of Contents, making navigation quicker and easier. Read it in your Kindle, Nook, Sony eReader, iPad or hand-held device. Font enlarged on ePub for optimal reading at medium setting on the Nook.

Christianity and Liberalism (Revised Edition) by J. Gresham Machen (printed book at a discount from Monergism Books)

Description: Machen's classic defense of orthodox Christianity established the importance of scriptural doctrine and contrasts the teachings of liberalism and orthodoxy on God and man, the Bible, Christ, salvation, and the church. Though originally published nearly seventy years ago, the book maintains its relevance today.

Inspiration: The Infallible Truth and Divine Authority of the Holy Scriptures (1865) by James Bannerman (Digital Download, SWRB PDF)

The Protestant View of the Inspiration and Authority of Scripture by John Girardeau (Digital Download, SWRB PDF)

Theopneustia: The Plenary Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures (1854) by L. Gaussen (Digital Download, SWRB PDF)

An Essay on the Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures (1840) by John Dick (Digital Download, SWRB PDF)

A Free Disputation Against Pretended Liberty of Conscience (1649 edition) by Samuel Rutherford (Digital Download, SWRB PDF, also on the Puritan Hard Drive)

Written against "the Belgick Arminians, Socinians, and other Authors contending for lawlesse liberty, or licentious Tolerations of Sects and Heresies," Rutherford explains the undiluted Biblical solution to moral relativism, especially as it is expressed in ecclesiastical and civil pluralism! (Corporate pluralism being a violation of the first commandment and an affront to the holy God of Scripture). Can our generation swallow Rutherford's hard, anti-pluralistic, Covenanter medicine, poured forth from the bottle of the first commandment, without choking on their carnal dreams of a free and righteous society porced from God (and His absolute claims upon everyone and everything)? Not without the enabling power of the Holy Spirit -- that is for sure!

 

"Obj. 13. 'Your principles lead to persecution, and are cruel and unmerciful.'

Ans. The church of Christ never persecuted. If our principles lead to it, they are certainly wrong.

But what is persecution? Does it consist in executing God's law? If it does, he must be the author of it. Does it not rather consist in injuring men in their characters, property, or persons, for their tenacious and steadfast adherence to his pine commandments? If this is not persecution, then the martyrs have suffered, not for the cause and testimony of Jesus, but for their obstinate rebellion against it. How does this correspond with the character of those souls whom John saw lying under the altar, "who were slain for the word of God, and for the Testimony which they held!" Rev 6:9. Whatsoever the law of God commands to be punished, ought to be punished with the penalties therein made and provided; but God has commanded gross heretics, blasphemers, and idolaters, to be punished with certain specific penalties. Therefore, such ought to be punished.

These commands could not belong to the ceremonial law, for then they would have flowed entirely from the arbitrary will of God, and been mere signs between him and Israel. Who would dare to think so of gross heresy, &c.? Neither could they belong to that part of the judicial law which respected the Jews peculiarly. Who would dare to say that none but the Jews were, or are, under obligation to worship God in purity, or abstain from blaspheming his nature and dignity? They must, therefore, belong to the moral law, and flow from the moral nature of Jehovah, who has declared he will not give his glory to another, nor his praise to graven images.

Thus we find the first, second, and third precepts of the moral law pointedly prohibiting these things, and requiring the contrary duties. All the precepts and threatenings which are to be found respecting these, scattered up and down the Bible, are only elucidations of those commandments.

I would leave this particular, with proposing one question, which the judicious reader will easily solve. Was Elijah a persecutor when he caused the law of God to be executed upon the prophets of Baal?" - Samuel Wylie, The Two Sons of Oil; or, the Faithful Witness for Magistracy and Ministry Upon a Scriptural Basis, emphases added