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Mr. Upham is never at a loss to know what Mr. Mather" contemplated " on any occasion , - what " he longed for," what " he would have been glad to have, " — what " he looked upon with secret pleasure," — and what " he was secretly and cunningly endeavoring " to do. Mr. Peabody also knows when " Cotton Mather was in his element," and what he enjoyed the great felicity of." We do not hope to follow these writers into the dark recesses of Mr. Mather's mind ; but in the course of this investigation we shall take up some of their statements and examine them in the light of evidence that may be regarded as historical. William Poole, 1869

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Most of what historically taught about Cotton Mather being at the witch trials in Salem is a false history. The history commonly received was put forth in two volumes from Charles Wentworth Upham. It contains so many historically inaccuracies that are brought out in a reply by William Frederick Poole written for the North American Review 1869. The details are very interesting. But almost totally unknown.

These appear to be selections of Janeway's work as well as Cotton Mather's A Token for the Children of New England, chosen by John Wesley

Why are all the meaningful advances in modern medical science attributed exclusively to Christians? You know their names. Alexander Fleming. James Young Simpson. Louis Pasteur. Charle Best. Cotton Mather. Edward Jenner. Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, discoverer of the X Ray. Raymond Damadian, discoverer of the MRI machine. And what did the humanists bring to medical science in the later 20th century? The birth control pill. The humanists have killed billions. But Christians, the followers of the Great Physician from Galilee, have saved the lives of billions with the discoveries of anesthesia, insulin, vaccines, antibiotics, germ theory, and the Xray and the MRI.

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A new MP3 sermon from PRC of Corbin City is now available on SermonAudio with the following details:

Title: Magnalia Christi Americana 1.2: The Voyage to New England

Subtitle: New England Heritage

Speaker: Cotton Mather

Broadcaster: PRC of Corbin City

Event: Audiobook

Date: 11/23/2020

Bible: Psalm 44:1

Length: 40 min.

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A new MP3 sermon from PRC of Corbin City is now available on SermonAudio with the following details:

Title: Magnalia Christi Americana 1.1: Discoveries of America

Subtitle: New England Heritage

Speaker: Cotton Mather

Broadcaster: PRC of Corbin City

Event: Audiobook

Date: 11/16/2020

Bible: Psalm 44:1

Length: 28 min.