Archive for the ‘Medieval’ Category
Trinitarian Theology and Kinism, Part 1: The Orthodox Doctrine of God
January 11, 2013 Christianity, Church History, False Religions, History, Medieval, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, The West, TheologyIntroduction The doctrine of the Trinity is the most central one to Christian theology. When Paul writes to the Philippians and prays that the Church may be able to discern the things that are excellent (1:9-10), one of the first …
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Danie Goosen Defends Traditionalism
October 31, 2012 Child Raising, Christianity, Church History, False Religions, Family, Family Issues, History, Ideology, Medieval, Modern, Politics, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, Schooling, South Africa and Rhodesia, The West, Theology, TheonomyOver the past few months, there has been an ongoing debate in South Africa about the legitimacy of an Afrikaans Christian university. As expected from a country that has been secularizing nearly the fastest in the world over the last …
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“Conservative” Historians Refuted
October 24, 2012 Christianity, Church History, Culture, Europe, Europeans, Genetics, History, Medieval, Race, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, The West, TheologyIn the old lore of our people, we find the story of Baldr the brave, whose name means “bright, white, shining one.” So great were both his courage and strength that it was believed no weapon devised could harm …
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A Biblical Perspective on Religious Freedom, Part 2: The Civil Government
May 14, 2012 American, Christianity, Church History, False Religions, History, Ideology, Law, Medieval, Politics, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, The West, Theology, TheonomyRead part 1 here. Having outlined the biblical doctrine of tolerance in part one of this series, I will now proceed to show what effect this doctrine has on the civil government and outline the correct policy concerning …
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Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos, Part 6
February 9, 2012 Books, Christianity, Church History, Classical, Colonial, Europe, History, Ideology, Law, Medieval, Politics, The West, Theology, TheonomyPart 1 of the series Part 2 of the series Part 3 of the series Part 4 of the series Part 5 of the series In this series, we are examining the sixteenth-century Huguenot book Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos …
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January 13, 2012 Books, Christianity, Church History, Colonial, Europe, History, Ideology, Law, Medieval, Politics, The West, Theology, TheonomyPart 1 of the series Part 2 of the series Part 3 of the series Part 4 of the series In this series, we are examining the sixteenth-century Huguenot book Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos (A Defense of Liberty Against …
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December 30, 2011 Books, Christianity, Church History, Colonial, Europe, History, Ideology, Law, Medieval, Politics, The West, Theology, TheonomyPart 1 of the series Part 2 of the series Part 3 of the series In this series, we are examining the sixteenth-century Huguenot book Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos (A Defense of Liberty Against Tyrants), a Christian treatise …
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Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos, Part 3
September 28, 2011 Books, Christianity, Church History, Colonial, Europe, History, Ideology, Law, Medieval, Politics, The West, Theology, TheonomyPart 1 of the series Part 2 of the series In this series, we are examining the sixteenth-century Huguenot book Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos (A Defense of Liberty Against Tyrants), a Christian treatise on the civil magistrate. The treatise is …
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Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos, Part 2
July 15, 2011 Books, Christianity, Church History, Colonial, Europe, History, Ideology, Law, Medieval, Politics, The West, Theology, TheonomyPart 1 of the series In this series, we are examining the sixteenth-century Huguenot book Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos (A Defense of Liberty Against Tyrants), a Christian treatise on the civil magistrate. The treatise is written in the form of …
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St. Basil’s Cathedral
July 12, 2011 Art, Blog, Church History, Colonial, Culture, Europe, History, MedievalToday marks the 450th anniversary of the completion of St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow, Russia. Taking six years to construct and being finished in 1561, the cathedral was commissioned to celebrate the defeat of the Khanate of Kazan by Tsar …
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