The Nature of Human Authority
Previously I reviewed the initial episode of a new podcast on Reconstruction Radio called The Monstrous Regiment, which disapprovingly alludes to John Knox’s famous tract by the same name. I[…]
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Puritan’s Pride: The Kinist Theonomy of John Cotton
The 1648 Massachusetts Code, based upon John Cotton’s Body of Liberties, became the prototype for every state constitution in early America (Greg Bahnsen, Theonomy in Christian Ethics, p. 555). And both[…]
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The Monstrous Regiment Revisited: A Defense of Classical Christian Patriarchy
The spiritually moribund and misnamed “Reconstructionist” Radio has launched a new podcast in an attempt to market feminism to neo-Reconstructionists. The Monstrous Regiment podcast derives its name from John Knox’s[…]
“At Least They’re DOING Something!!!” Postmillennial Misconceptions Regarding One-Worldism
In 1935, author Sinclair Lewis penned the dystopian novel It Can’t Happen Here, a polemic warning about the rise of a future fascist president of the United States. It is[…]
Neo-Theonomy Contra History: The Memory-Holing of Christendom
At around the 19:13 mark in this panel discussion Mark Rushdoony uses the fact that his father’s thinking was not “past-bound” as predication for a train of thought which his father[…]
I Hear That There Be Divisions Among You: Five Developing Schisms Within the Alienist Camp
Sooner or later, in the midst of any long-term, entrenched, and bloody conflict, disheartenment is almost guaranteed to make an appearance among its combatants. The need for constant vigilance, the[…]
Joel McDurmon Capitulates on Theonomy, Part 5
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Joel McDurmon vs. Christendom Perhaps the most surprising feature of McDurmon’s book is his virtually wholesale denunciation of historic Christian ethics.[…]
Joel McDurmon Capitulates on Theonomy, Part 4
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 McDurmon on the Law as the Abiding Judicial Standard Like any theonomist, McDurmon insists that God’s Law continues to have abiding validity today. This[…]
Joel McDurmon Capitulates on Theonomy, Part 3
Part 1 Part 2 What Crimes Should Civil Magistrates Punish? I continue my evaluation of Joel McDurmon’s recently published book on theonomy called The Bounds of Love: An Introduction to[…]
Joel McDurmon Capitulates on Theonomy, Part 2
Part 1 Is the Law No Longer Concerned with Tribal and Ethnic Identity? McDurmon begins chapter 3, “Where to Draw the Lines,” by correctly observing that all self-described theonomists[…]
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