In today's society, where parental authority is being compromised more than ever, the Proverbs 23:13 command to "withhold not correction from the child" may seem nearly impossible to obey.

Withhold Not Correction

Bruce, Ray

Presbyterian and Reformed

O. Palmer Robertson presents the richness of a covenantal approach to understanding the Bible. He treats the Old Testament covenants from a 'successive' standpoint—that each covenant builds on the previous one.

The Christ of the covenants

O. Palmer Robertson

Cords of love: A testimony to Gods̕ grace in pre-Italian Ethiopia : as recorded in memorabilia of one of the Sudan Interior Missions̕ "C.O.D. Boys"

Duff, Clarence W

Studies in the covenant of grace

Neilands, David L

In this work Cornelius Van Til responds to three books which were published (in the late 1950's) to give Christians three viewpoints of contemporary Christianity. It was written with the twofold purpose of showing a) that the positions of William Hordern in The Case for a New Reformation Theology and L. Harold DeWolf in The Case for Theology in Liberal Perspective, really represent the same view, which may be called the non-Biblical view and b) that the position of Edward John Carnell in The Case for Orthodox Theology, while seeking earnestly to present the Biblical point of view, does not do it at all adequately. Van Til goes on to demonstrate that there are really only two points of view, not three, between which Christian's must choose. Chapter 4 presents Calvinism's message of Christianity, more than any other form of Protestantism, as the clearest challenge to the wisdom of the world. Van Til says, "It is not our purpose in this chapter to discuss Calvinism from any other point of view except that of its ability or inability to bring the challenge of the gospel of Christ to modern man." 154 Pages. Published 1979. About the Author: Cornelius Van Til (1895-1987) was professor of Apologetics at Westminster Theological Seminary until his retirement in 1975.

The Case For Calvinism

Christian Books & Bibles

Van Til, Cornelius

Protestantism

From the Preface: [This book tries] to deal with the basic presuppositions of these various writers [on the psychology of religion] and to evaluate them from the orthodox biblical and, more specifically, from the traditional Reformed point of view.

Psychology of Religion (In Defense of the Faith, Volume IV)

Theology

This volume is designed to aid the Reformed pastor in his work of helping high school and college students face the challenge to their faith presented in their classes on science, philosophy and religion.

The Reformed Pastor & Modern Thought

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