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LTRP Note: We received an e-mail today from a LT reader who was concerned about things he was reading on the CCEL website. Thus the reposting of this 2008 article. Today, on the recommended reading list, CCEL recommends St. John…
The Christian Classics Ethereal Library (CCEL) is a digital (online) library of hundreds of Christian books, most of which are older (classic) publications in the public domain (non-copyrighted). The CCEL is an outreach of Calvin College and is highly popular,…
By David Dombrowski Today, I would like us to ask ourselves, as the body of Christ, a question, “Are we being fooled by a fatalistic mentality?” I believe it’s an important question, and depending on the answer, it could affect…
The popular Christian Classics Ethereal Library is promoting mystic Madame Guyon. The CCEL has been used as a resource for many Christians. It is unfortunate that this promotion is taking place. On the CCEL website, it states (referring to Madame…
The following is an extract from Bob Kirkland’s book, Calvinism: None Dare Call It Heresy (published in 2018 by LT; chapters 1 and 2). By Bob Kirkland When one preacher first meets another preacher, it usually isn’t long until the…
Lighthouse Trails has known for several years that Calvin College is a contemplative-promoting institution, but it looks like that influence has seeped into a ministry of Calvin College, Hymnary.org, an online resource that provides the lyrics and information for thousands…