The Purity Principle

January 4, 2006Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Alcorn, Randy
Genre: Theology - Ecclesiology
Tags: Bible Wines, Separation
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Two slightly older books on music that I wanted to read were Frank Garlock and Kurt Woetzel, Music in the Balance, and Leonard Seidel, Face The Music. Both are quite perceptive of what lay ahead in the field of church music. It’s my opinion that we should have paid more attention to these things. The Bible and its Wines by Charles W. Ewing is a great book on why we wrongly think that the word “wine” means fermented wine, and why we wrongly make that assumption of wine in the Bible. A little book by Randy Alcorn, The Purity Principle would be a great book to give to young people in dealing with this difficult topic.

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