One of the themes that David Bercot emphasizes in his ministry is the need to always go to primary sources for information. Through the course of this series of messages, Bercot has quoted from numerous primary sources: early Christian writings, writings of the Reformers and Puritans, letters, diaries, treaties, colonial charters, colonial newspaper articles, and more. Now, his listeners can read these original source documents for themselves, as they are reproduced on this PDF disc.
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One of the themes that David Bercot emphasizes in his ministry is the need to always go to primary sources for information. Through the course of this series of messages, Bercot has quoted from numerous primary sources: early Christian writings, writings of the Reformers and Puritans, letters, diaries, treaties, colonial charters, colonial newspaper articles, and more. Now, his listeners can read these original source documents for themselves, as they are reproduced in this PDF file
1 digital PDF File. $2.00
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Review Digital PDF File: The Myth of Christian America – Disc 15: Important Documents in American History (PDF).