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The Confessional Presbyterian Archive is a curated digital library dedicated to preserving and promoting the writings of 17th–20th century Presbyterian pastors, teachers, and leaders. Featuring thousands of searchable texts, biographies, and historical resources, the archive provides direct access to the primary-source materials of American Presbyterianism.

Recent Criticism of the Book of Acts

Examines early-20th-century scholarship on Luke-Acts: Torrey's Aramaic-original and dating claims vs. Harnack, and the implications for the historicity of New Testament events.
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Review of G.H. Box, The Virgin Birth of Jesus

Survey of early-20th-century debates: defenses of Christian ethics and the Virgin Birth using Jewish and critical sources, together with a review of Walker’s one-volume history of the Church.
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January 8, 1918 Letter to John R. Ramsey

1918 Congressional debate on the Susan B. Anthony suffrage amendment: proponents urged women's equality and public service; opponents cited states' rights, coercion, and poor wartime timing.
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The Literature and History of New Testament Times

Teacher's manual (J. Gresham Machen) surveying the historical background of the New Testament and early Church. Guides teachers in pedagogy, readings, and the value of historical study for faith.
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History and Faith

Machen defends the historicity of the Gospels and the supernatural Christ against modern liberalism. He insists history—not mere reflection—(Paul and the resurrection) grounds the gospel.
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Christianity and Culture

Argues Christianity should consecrate and engage arts, science, and scholarship rather than subordinate or reject them. The church must shape culture through thoughtful defense and mission.
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Jesus and Paul

Machen argues Paul was a genuine disciple of Jesus whose theology and piety are inseparable, and insists true Christology requires accepting Jesus as a supernatural person.
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The Virgin Birth in the Second Century

Scholarly survey arguing that belief in the virgin birth was widely established in the second-century Church, based on creeds and patristic witnesses (Ignatius, Justin, Aristides).
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