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"The depreciation of the intellect, with the exaltation in the place of it of the feelings or the will, is, we think, a basic fact in modern life, which is rapidly leading to a condition in which men neither know anything nor care anything about the doctrinal content of the Christian religion, and in which there is in general a lamentable intellectual decline."





Westminster Standards in Audio

 

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March 17, 2010
A Christian View of Science
by Benjamin C. Richards


March 11th, 2010
Surprised by Hope, Chapter 2

by NT Wright

 

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¤ C. S. Lewis
On the Reading of Old Books
¤ J. Gresham Machen
Christianity and Liberalism, Chapter 1
¤ Benjamin C. Richards
A Christian View of Science
¤ John Frame
Five Views of Apologetics, Chapter 4
¤ John Calvin
Institutes of the Christian Religion, Bk. I, Ch. 1
¤ B. B. Warfield
The Bible, the Book of Mankind
¤ N. T. Wright
Surprised by Hope, Chapter 2
¤ Jonathan Edwards
Pressing into the Kingdom of God
¤ J. C. Ryle
The Duties of Christian Parents
¤ Alvin Plantinga
Warrant and Proper Function, Chapter 1
¤ Herbert Schlossberg
Idols for Destruction: Chapter 2
¤ Geerhardus Vos
Inaugural Address
¤ J. Gresham Machen
The Importance of Christian Scholarship
¤ R.L. Dabney
God's Indiscriminate Proposals of Mercy
¤ Cornelius Van Til
Christian Theistic Ethics
¤ J. Gresham Machen
Christianity and Liberalism, Chapter 2
¤ D. G. Hart
Defending the Faith
¤ J. Gresham Machen
The Importance of Christian Scholarship
¤ Geerhardus Vos
Inaugural Address
¤ John Frame
The Doctrine of the Knowledge of God - Chap. 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ReformedAudio.org was conceived and developed by Ryan Jankowski and Benjamin C. Richards of Tucson, Arizona. Our goal is to create a resource for thoughtful Christians that provides high quality audio versions of some of the best Christian theological literature. In addition, we also offer pdf versions of many of the books and articles we have recorded. We have learned from our own experience that, while there is no substitute for reading, listening to recorded material is another great way to assimilate good Christian literature.

Since our desire is to see these works disseminated to the widest possible audience, all of our resources are available free of charge. We encourage everyone to download, copy and share these files. We do request that if you post them on your own website, that you acknowledge ReformedAudio.org as the source.