John Witherspoon at RHB for $3 a volume

[RamistThomist]

It might not be the best timing, what with Watson wars and all, but the works of Rev John Witherspoon are available at RHB for $3 a volume.

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[Venator Veritatis]

But no volume 1? I'm not sure I could handle a set with a missing volume....but for that price I might be able to.

 

[jhcampbell]

It might not be the best timing, what with Watson wars and all, but the works of Rev John Witherspoon are available at RHB for $3 a volume.

Search: 1 result found for "john witherspoon"

Shop Reformed and Puritan books on theology, Christian living, church history, Bibles, commentaries, family life, and ministry for readers and churches.

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I snatched em already
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John Robinson is $4 a Vol too

 

[Venator Veritatis]

I snatched em already
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John Robinson is $4 a Vol too

I got those as well! Those are thrift store prices for books!

 

[jhcampbell]

I got those as well! Those are thrift store prices for books!

Exactly. I used to splurge on books whenever I saw something I wanted but recently I’ve been kinda focusing on saving for the crazy RHB sales.
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if only they’d do Spurgeon for $3 a volume

 

[alexanderjames]

I'm tempted to move to the States just to get in on these deals..

What is the value of Witherspoon today?

 

[jhcampbell]

I'm tempted to move to the States just to get in on these deals..

What is the value of Witherspoon today?

MSRP is $30 a vol, so $3 a vol is 90% off

 

[alexanderjames]

MSRP is $30 a vol, so $3 a vol is 90% off

I can do the maths (note the "s", please ).

I mean value in terms of what the material offers Christians and the church today.

 

[jhcampbell]

I can do the maths (note the "s", please ).

I mean value in terms of what the material offers Christians and the church today.

Ohhh That I am unaware of.
The table of contents piqued my interest but I’m not caught up on the details.

 

[RamistThomist]

I can do the maths (note the "s", please ).

I mean value in terms of what the material offers Christians and the church today.

Witherspoon is a link in Scottish realism between Britain and America, which came to fruition with Charles Hodge. While the Young Restless and Reformed will never do a conference on him, I think he is important.

 

[Venator Veritatis]

Witherspoon is a link in Scottish realism between Britain and America, which came to fruition with Charles Hodge. While the Young Restless and Reformed will never do a conference on him, I think he is important.

I found an old PB post in which you discussed Witherspoon. That's what enticed me to puruse his works

 

[RamistThomist]

I found an old PB post in which you discussed Witherspoon. That's what enticed me to puruse his works

If it was before 2012, I reject everything I said. If it is after 2012, then it is right by definition.

 

[Venator Veritatis]

If it was before 2012, I reject everything I said. If it is after 2012, then it is right by definition.

It was 2021. So I guess I'm safe?

Thread 'Why did John Witherspoon detest the teachings of Jonathan Edwards? Were his grievances justified?'

May 7, 2021

So, I've been doing a bit of reading about both Jonathan Edwards and John Witherspoon lately. I've long been a fan of Edwards and have studied Witherspoon as well, since the American Founding is one of my primary interests. From what I have read, one of the first things that Witherspoon did after ascending to the presidency of Princeton was to banish all of the Edwardsians from the school. Apparently, Witherspoon, who was deeply informed by the Scottish Enlightenment, saw Edwards' philosophical idealism as a threat to the intellectual environment he wanted to create.

Admittedly, I've long...

• Haeralis
• Replies: 7
• Forum: Theological Forum

 

[RamistThomist]

It was 2021. So I guess I'm safe?

Thread 'Why did John Witherspoon detest the teachings of Jonathan Edwards? Were his grievances justified?'

May 7, 2021

So, I've been doing a bit of reading about both Jonathan Edwards and John Witherspoon lately. I've long been a fan of Edwards and have studied Witherspoon as well, since the American Founding is one of my primary interests. From what I have read, one of the first things that Witherspoon did after ascending to the presidency of Princeton was to banish all of the Edwardsians from the school. Apparently, Witherspoon, who was deeply informed by the Scottish Enlightenment, saw Edwards' philosophical idealism as a threat to the intellectual environment he wanted to create.

Admittedly, I've long...

• Haeralis
• Replies: 7
• Forum: Theological Forum

Yes. Although I am now more open to Witherspoon on the mode of government.

 

[jwithnell]

Funny this came up. I've been sorting through Common Sense Realism. John Witherspoon has come into focus as a way of dealing with the bridge that occurs in American church history where people jump from the pre-Independence era to the second great "awakening." Much in this time span explains the devolvement of the American church, or so I suspect and have been digging around.