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As promised, there is a brand new release in the Christian Heritage Series, George Herbert's collection of poetry, The Temple, with a fantastic introduction by John Piper.

Although he was a pastor of a small remote church in Elizabethan, England, George Herbert came to fame because of a small collection of poems titled The Temple.

In this short but beautiful collection of poetry Herbert devised 116 new poetic forms to capture his experiences of awe, sorrow, glory, turmoil,

repentance, and heart-rending joy, all of it dedicated to God.

In this book we have a picture of the full range of human experience and emotion, felt by a man

being sanctified by God

and describing it with all of his poetic powers.

Get George Herbert's The Temple

with a forward from John Piper today

at cannon press.com.

A brief rejoinder to Preston Sprinkle, March 4th, 2020.

Introduction

I met Preston Sprinkle a few years ago in Denver when we debated the question of guns for a Q conference.

He was affable, well-spoken, and intelligent. We got on well.

At the same time, if you like to keep track of such things, he fit right in at the said

Q conference and I manifestly did not. I was more like a fish out of the space time continuum.

A few days ago I challenged a piece for CT that he co-wrote and you can find my challenge here.

He is now replied both to me and to others and that response is here.

And guess what? This is my response to that.

Hearing the qualifications.

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