Taking on the idols
Is the U.S. Constitution “Christian” in the sense that it reflects a Christian worldview? Odd as it may seem, there’s been a good bit of controversy over that question among Reformed and theonomic Christians since the document was first signed on “the Seventeenth Day of September in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty seven.” This […]
Read moreDr. R.J. Rushdoony recognized how often causes are skewed to favor the wealthy when he wrote about how tithing is helpful to “restore power to the little man.” He said:
Read moreIt’s great to have discussions on web sites like this one talking about theonomy, and evaluating our civil leaders in light of its principles. But the rubber really meets the road when those Christians who profess to be theonomists actually go beyond reading, discussing, and critiquing others, and actually do something themselves in politics. Going beyond acting like a sports announcer commenting […]
Read moreAs zealous as Dr. Bahnsen was for the Law of God, even he realized before he died that there were some disturbing characteristics rising to the surface among the growing number of Christians willing to call themselves “theonomists” or “reconstructionists.” They were becoming often characterized by belligerence, back-biting, slandering, and arrogance …
Read moreAn unprecedented financial debt. A callous disregard for the lives of innocents. A judiciary that replaces law with its own will. A theft of parental responsibility in the education of children. Sound like I’m talking about politics in America? No, I’m talking about the Church in America. […]
Read moreProponents of Two Kingdom theology are unwittingly giving aid to the humanists in their efforts to find salvation apart from God. In this article I will explain why this is true. The negative consequences of this are not only spiritual and eternal but also social and immediate. […]
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