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      • On Revivals of Religion: Review of Charles Finney – Part One
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    • Chris Coldwell
      • Calvin in the Hands of the Philistines: Or Did Calvin Bowl on the Sabbath?
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      • The Religious Observance of Christmas and ‘Holy Days’ in American Presbyterianism
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      • Extracts from Jus Divinum
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    • David Hay Fleming
      • The Discipline of the Reformation Part 1
      • The Discipline of the Reformation Part 2
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    • George Gillespie
      • Assurance of an Interest in Christ
      • English Popish Ceremonies (Against Holy Days)
        • English Popish Ceremonies: Historical Introduction by Roy Middleton
        • English Popish Ceremonies: To all in the Reformed Churches (Gillespie’s Introduction)
        • English Popish Ceremonies: Bibliography
        • Introduction
        • Part 1: Holy Days take away our Christian Liberty Proved Out of the Law (EPC 1.7 31-36)
        • Part 2: Holy Days take away our Christian Liberty Proved Out of the Gospel (EPC 1.8, 37-45)
        • Part 3: Answers to some objections (EPC 1.9)
        • Part 4: That the Ceremonies are Unlawful, Because Superstitious (EPC 3.1.7-3.1.15)
        • Part 5: Popish Ceremonies are Proved to be Idolatrous Because They are Monuments of Past Idolatry (EPC 3.2)
        • Part 6: Popish Ceremonies are Proved to be Idolatrous Because They are Badges of Present Idolatry (EPC 3.3)
        • Part 7: Popish Ceremonies are Proved to be Idolatrous Because They are Formally Idols Themselves (EPC 3.4.1-3.4.6)
        • Part 8: Answers to Scriptural Defenses for Holy Days (EPC 3.6.7-3.6.14)
      • Wholesome Severity Reconciled with Christian Liberty
    • James Bannerman
      • Rites & Ceremonies in Public Worship
    • James Durham
      • Extracts from Durham on Job
      • Extracts from Durham on Scandal
        • Author’s Introduction
        • Historical Introduction by David C. Lachman, Ph.D.
        • Public Scandals and the Order of Church Discipline
        • What is Biblical “Offense” or Scandal
      • Of God’s Relation to His People, a Means to Prevent Anxiety (James Durham)
      • Repentance
      • The Fourth Commandment
        • Introduction
        • Part 1: The Morality of the Fourth Commandment
        • Part 1a: Family Worship
        • Part 2: The Particular Morality of this Commandment
        • Part 3: The Change of the Seventh to the First Day
        • Part 4: The Sanctification of the Lord’s Day
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      • Separation From Corrupt Churches
    • John M. Mason
      • Letters on Frequent Communion – Part One
      • Letters on Frequent Communion – Part Three
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    • Samuel Miller
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      • Religious Conversation
      • Revivals of Religion
      • The Nature and Effects of The Stage
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      • Rutherfurd Against Separatism: Part Four
      • Rutherfurd Against Separatism: Part One
      • Rutherfurd Against Separatism: Part Three
      • Rutherfurd Against Separatism: Part Two
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      • John MacPherson – Unity of the Church: The Sin of Schism
    • Thomas Boston
      • The Evil, Nature and Danger of Schism
    • Thomas M’Crie
      • Sermon: Christian Friendship
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      • Statement of the Difference – Chapter 7: Brief View of the Evidence for the Exercise of Civil Authority About Religion.
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      • Relation Between Church and State
      • The Westminster Confession on the Separation of Church and State
    • William Sprague
      • Danger of Being Over Wise
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      • David Calderwood, Reasons Against Festival Days
      • James Gilfillan, Holidays
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