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Why do Christians need to recover a richer understanding of the relationship between faith and military life? @IVMiles joins Davenant's Parker Haines to discuss his new book, Valiant & Pious: The Idea of the Christian Soldier in America.
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It’s very early here in Rome but it’s publication day it’s for *Valiant and Pious*! Look for some updates from me during the day.
Order your copy of Valiant & Pious by @IVMiles today!
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Its publication day for *Valiant and Pious: The Idea of the Christian Soldier in America, 1776-1918.* I’m very grateful to @DavenantInst, to the scholars who endorsed it, and to @DrLarryArnn for his thoughtful foreword. Purchase link below:
Order your copy of Valiant & Pious by @IVMiles today!
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You’ll be able to pick up @IVMiles’ next book, Valiant & Pious, in less than two weeks!
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You’ll be able to pick up @IVMiles’ next book, Valiant & Pious, in less than two weeks!
davenantinstitute.org/davena…
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“Yet we should not infer from this that foreseen sins are the cause of a man's reprobation. Sins do not cause God to intend not to have mercy; however, they are the cause of damnation, which follows in the last judgment, that was prepared from the beginning.”
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Richard Baxter lists three men as exemplars of qualification for sacred office (holy, blameless, humble, diligent, patient):
John Dury (1596-1680)
Thomas Gouge (1605-1681)
John Eliot (1604-1690)
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There are so many layers to the story of how the United States routinely urged soldiers… by law in many cases… to understand why certain religion expressions were important for them to have. My forthcoming book with @DavenantInst is all about this.
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Seems like a good time to read this book now by Joshua Herring @DavenantInst
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In Shadow Ticket, Thomas Pynchon portrays a world bent by sin yet still open to grace.
Read the latest at Ad Fontes.
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"My wife and I have begun reading your book; of course you point to Perelandra as an important reference in the current gender controversy. I find your writing style clear and engaging---not many intellectual authors have that." - A new reader of my book
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Why did C.S. Lewis believe gender is more real than sex?
I had @TheOptimisticC3 of @LogresInstitute on the podcast to talk about his book "Sons of Adam, Daughters of Eve" (@DavenantInst). We found some surprising areas of disagreement.






























