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Greg Koukl on the Apologetics.com blog
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Martin Bucer to Obama
Uri Brito wrote 1 day ago: “It would seem fitting to write for Your Majesty a little about the fuller acceptance and reestablis … more →
Martin Bucer to Obama
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Uri Brito wrote 1 day ago: “It would seem fitting to write for Your Majesty a little about the fuller acceptance and rees … more →
Not Quite Reformed
Andy wrote 3 days ago: R. Scott Clark made waves within the “Reformed” circle by suggesting that those who do n … more →
Yet Another Reason Why a Reformed Two-Kingdoms Ethic is Necessary
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R. Scott Clark wrote 3 weeks ago: Critics of the two-kingdoms ethic should consider this story from Salon.com. Julie Hirschfeld Davis … more →
Against Evangelical Hipsters
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joelmartin wrote 1 month ago: In the Summer 2009 issue of The City there is a superb piece of writing that diagnoses a creature th … more →
Theonomy
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pjmiller wrote 1 month ago: Theonomy: Also known as Christian Reconstructionism. An extremist movement in Christianity, that adv … more →
If You Hold to One, You Must Hold to All of Them
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Clay wrote 1 month ago: Clay Atkinson “The law of God is good and wise and sets His will before our eyes”, says the hymn fro … more →
Is Political Liberalism the Main Problem?: Part 1
shalbrook wrote 1 month ago: In Christian circles, political liberalism is considered a major—if not the major—source of our soci … more →
On Living By God's Law
Uri Brito wrote 2 months ago: The motivation for God’s people to live by God’s law is ultimately to bless the nations. After all, … more →
Hans Kung downgrades the Bible
joelmartin wrote 2 months ago: I am sort of reading Hans Kung’s book Does God Exist? When it comes to theologizing Kung parrots the … more →
Discussing Postmillennialism, Part 2
cavman wrote 2 months ago: We pick up my dialogue with Keith Mathison about his book Postmillennialism: An Eschatology of Hope. … more →
Isaac Backus for Theonomy Part 2
cland13 wrote 2 months ago: The surprising thing is the extent of Isaac Backus’ support of separation of church and state. … more →
An answer to an article entitled "Dechristianizing America Rampage: Part Four"
Jerald Finney wrote 3 months ago: Let me preface this article by saying that I believe God desires America and every Gentile nation to … more →
The essence of theonomy
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joelmartin wrote 3 months ago: Theonomy boils down to this statement, made by an old friend: If Christ is God, and if Christ is Lor … more →
Morality For All Seasons: Reply to a Skeptic
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shotgunwildatheart wrote 3 months ago: Here is a question for all christians. Tom and Ken especially. Do you think that stoning someone to … more →
Do the Older Testament Civil Laws apply Today?
shalbrook wrote 4 months ago: Yes. At least in large part. And they are mandatory, not optional (Matthew 5:17-20, 15:4). Daniel … more →
A Directional Error
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Reed Here wrote 4 months ago: The NT Interprets the OT, Not the Other Way Around (A hermeneutical error suggesting both the weakne … more →
Theonomy - Pie in the Sky or not? - Part 3
Dorothy wrote 5 months ago: Most theonomists – no matter the garden variety – will say that moral laws are eternal laws. Why? … more →
