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Canon Press. Before we get going I wanted to announce the brand new book in the Christian heritage series,

George Herbert's The Temple, with a fascinating introduction from the one and only John Piper.

From the introduction, Herbert loved crafting language in new and powerful ways. It was for him a way of seeing and savoring and showing the wonders of Christ.

The central theme of his poetry was the redeeming love of Christ, and he labored with all his literary might to see it clearly, feel it deeply, and show it strikingly.

We don't have a single sermon that he ever preached. What we have is his poetry. And here the beauty of the subject is wetted to the

beauty of his craft. John Piper.

Get George Herbert's The Temple today at Canon Press.com. Three reasons why socialism should not be considered as the butterfly's boots.

February 26, 2020.

Introduction Given the state of government education in America today, there's naturally a great and growing excitement among the youth of today

concerning the tried and failed policies of

Senator Bernie Sanders. Or as they might put it in Brooklyn, it sometimes seems the

youths are all in. After all, if we can put a man on the moon, why is it beyond our reach to bring the

cornucopian glories of Venezuelan wealth production here?

People, it is not beyond our reach.

As this enthusiasm would seem to be inexplicable and insane, and since we can count on the leadership

of our soft evangelical left to start to pamper it anyway, I thought it might be a good idea

to present three basic biblical arguments against socialism.

We apparently are in need of a short little primer.

Well, here you go.

Mayam and Toam. When the Seventh Commandments adultery, Exodus 2014,

what is presupposed in the restriction?

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