Puritan audio literature?

[RamistThomist]

Where is the best place to get free Puritan audio literature?

 

[reaganmarsh]

There's a FB group entitled Reformed Study of Church History. The main fellow behind it narrates a lot of Puritan works and uploads them gratis, and has apparently been doing it for some time. Here's the link: https://m.facebook.com/groups/423103271047559?tsid=0.39151905664185593&source=typeahead

EDIT: And after browsing through that FB group for a moment, someone had linked to http://www.puritanaudiobooks.net/. That might fit the bill!



I also have a Puritan Hard Drive (which was a gift several years ago). It has a lot of Puritan audiobooks on it, which is nice. However, each file is an audio billboard for SWRB; and given the past ethical murkiness surrounding them, I'd be inclined to look elsewhere.

 

[RamistThomist]

There's a FB group entitled Reformed Study of Church History. The main fellow behind it narrates a lot of Puritan works and uploads them gratis, and has apparently been doing it for some time. Here's the link: https://m.facebook.com/groups/423103271047559?tsid=0.39151905664185593&source=typeahead

EDIT: And after browsing through that FB group for a moment, someone had linked to http://www.puritanaudiobooks.net/. That might fit the bill!



I also have a Puritan Hard Drive (which was a gift several years ago). It has a lot of Puritan audiobooks on it, which is nice. However, each file is an audio billboard for SWRB; and given the past ethical murkiness surrounding them, I'd be inclined to look elsewhere.

Thanks. I've noticed the same thing about SWRB

 

[johnny]

I went to the SWRB site a couple of days ago and I noticed the countdown clock at 0000000.
Could this be the end of the world (wide discounts)

 

[Ask Mr. Religion]

I went to the SWRB site a couple of days ago and I noticed the countdown clock at 0000000.
Could this be the end of the world (wide discounts)

Heh. That site is a textbook example of how not to design a web site.

 

[RamistThomist]

I went to the SWRB site a couple of days ago and I noticed the countdown clock at 0000000.
Could this be the end of the world (wide discounts)

Heh. That site is a textbook example of how not to design a web site. View attachment 4697

It's like someone made a bet in Comp Sci 101 that he could design a website in an hour and SWRB was the result.

 

[Wayne]

Valiantly attempting to un-derail this thread, let me suggest that you check out Mark Dever's "Reading Sibbes Aloud" series:

http://www.capitolhillbaptist.org/search-results/?keywords=Reading+Sibbes+Aloud&show_results=N%3B

 

[TheologiaCrucis]

While it isn't a "primary source" there are some incredible lectures on Puritan thought, generaly, from J. I. Packer through Reformed Theological Seminary available for free on iTunesU. I believe if you search for the lecture series, "The English Puritans" it will come up.

 

[Rev. Todd Ruddell]

Audible.com has a number of puritan resources available. They are professionally done, very high quality. However, they are not free.