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The Puritans
"Preach the word;
be instant in season,
out of season;
reprove, rebuke, exhort
with all longsuffering
and doctrine"
(2 Timothy 4:2).

he Puritans were English Reformers of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. They were frustrated by the slow progress of the Reformation in the Anglican Church. They left a legacy of theological writing that is unsurpassed in church history. Their doctrine tended to be Calvinistic and Presbyterian, and their finest writings were both polemic and devotional treatments of theology.

 

Church History Timeline
The Puritan section from Clay McKinney's ordered list of significant events in church history.

The Still Waters Revival Collection

Here you'll find a generous selection of articles and tracts from the Reformers and Puritans. This is the best source I have found on the Web for writings from John Knox. The modern controversial works featured here are not so helpful, but if you can separate the gold from the dross, there are some fine, and rare, Puritan works at the Still Waters site.

Northampton Press

Fire & Ice—Puritan Writings

William Bates

The Richard Baxter Homepage

The Thomas Watson Reading Room

William Guthrie

William Guthrie

Foxe's Book of Martyrs

The indispensable Puritan work on the history of martyrdom—with particularly graphic accounts of Catholic atrocities.

A Puritan's Mind

This site features Puritan bios, Puritan writings, Puritan Creeds—plus articles on theological issues, T-shirts, and more. There's material from Turretin, Ames, and Christopher Love—all quite good.

A John Bunyan Archive

Bunyan Ministries

John Howe: Cromwell's Chaplain

The Thomas Manton Home Page

Scottish Preachers Hall of Fame

Andrew Gray--the yougest puritan

The Cotton Mather Home Page

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| The Creeds | The Church Fathers | The Medieval Churchmen | The Heretics | The Eastern Orthodox | The Catholics | The Reformers | The Puritans | The Anabaptists | The Arminians | The Cultists | The Unorthodox | The Baptists | The Recent Stalwarts |

Looking for pictures of the leading figures of Church History? Visit The Museum of Pilgrims.

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