All of Life for God Puritan Conference #8 - Jeremy Walker: The Perplexities of the Puritans
In this episode, Pastor Jeremy Walker addresses the many objections people have to reading and learning from the Puritans. Did the Puritans own slaves? What about witch-burning? Were the any Puritan women? With care and humility, Walker helps us to honestly examine these men as sinners and as saints.
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