Blogs about: Two Kingdoms
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Two excellent and stimulating interviews. First, of the last three episodes of the White Horse Inn, their analysis of the survey of the responses by 90+ attendees to a Christian rally in St Louis was … more →
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Stackhouse Weighs In
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Zrim wrote 8 hours ago: Here’s a view of Manhattan from north of the border on a Declaration that seems “strange … more →
More Audio: Myers and Willimon
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R. Scott Clark wrote 1 day ago: Two excellent and stimulating interviews. First, of the last three episodes of the White Horse Inn, … more →
Strangers, Exiles, and Civil Religion
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R. Scott Clark wrote 3 days ago: Since most of us have grown up with the Thanksgiving Holiday it is easy for us to assume that this i … more →
A Two Kingdom (Thanksgiving) Benediction
Zrim wrote 4 days ago: Would that Christians understood their natural relation to non-Christians the way some understand wh … more →
Turning Cheek
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Zrim wrote 1 week ago: In the latest issue of Themelios, David VanDrunen offers a Reformed two-kingdoms interpretation of M … more →
The Family of Jesus on the Kingdom of God
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R. Scott Clark wrote 1 week ago: From Eusebius’ Historia Ecclesiae 3.19-20: But when this same Domitian had commanded that the … more →
Can it be lawful to make an occupation of the sword, when the Lord proclaims that ‘he who uses the sword shall perish by the sword’?
soulangler wrote 2 weeks ago: Can it be lawful to make an occupation of the sword, when the Lord proclaims that ‘he who uses the s … more →
On Precision and Latitude
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R. Scott Clark wrote 2 weeks ago: Over the last year or so there seems to have been a concerted effort to discredit any sort of … more →
Once More: Resources on the Two Kingdoms
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R. Scott Clark wrote 2 weeks ago: Judging from the sorts of comments and criticisms I read it seems clear that a good number of people … more →
Ken Myers and Two Kingdom Theory
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Hunter Baker wrote 2 weeks ago: Over at Justin Taylor’s blog, he offers a transcribed interview conducted with Ken Myers of the grea … more →
Yet Another Reason Why a Reformed Two-Kingdoms Ethic is Necessary
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R. Scott Clark wrote 2 weeks ago: Critics of the two-kingdoms ethic should consider this story from Salon.com. Julie Hirschfeld Davis … more →
Dualism is Cool
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Zrim wrote 2 weeks ago: But triadalism is actually the key to two-kingdom theology: So we don’t work with only … more →
New on Covenant Radio: Stellman on Dual Citizens
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R. Scott Clark wrote 1 month ago: The latest Covenant Radio podcast is up and it’s an interview with Jason Stellman about his ne … more →
Telling the Right Story v. Telling the Story Right
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Zrim wrote 1 month ago: Not only can those with a patriotism of affirmation and a patriotism of dissent take a few lessons h … more →
Princes & Paupers: Cult Affects Culture, Part Two
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riorancho wrote 1 month ago: One of the chief means for the church to affect culture, according to transformationalists, is for t … more →
Two Powers: Caesar's and Christ's
creedorchaos wrote 1 month ago: Stuart Robinson argued that God, the Father, covenanted with God, the Son, before the foundation of … more →
NTW Takes a Whack at Two Kingdoms
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R. Scott Clark wrote 1 month ago: First, critics of the “two-kingdoms” ethic should reckon with the company in which it pu … more →
CIVIL: USA as Political Messiah
gospelmuse wrote 1 month ago: Richard Gamble on Civil Religion: “America’s anointment as the world’s political messiah did n … more →
Who's the Radical?
R. Scott Clark wrote 1 month ago: Darryl replies to his Royal Dougness on allegedly “radical” two-kingdoms ethics. I parti … more →
