The Case for Postmillennialism, Part 4
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Introduction The doctrine of postmillennialism supplies us with great hope for the future of our world, a promise of vast redemption.[…]
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Nil Desperandum is of European descent and resides in the States, eagerly awaiting the re-Christianization of the West. He enjoys studying theology and philosophy, especially epistemology and ethics. He can be reached here or on Facebook.
Our Familial and Racial Existence in Heaven
Introduction Many Christians today fundamentally misunderstand the nature of our existence in glory. They see themselves as being deracinated and materially indistinguishable from other people-groups. They view Galatians 3:28[…]
The Case for Postmillennialism, Part 3
Part 1 Part 2 Introduction Many Christians have a different understanding of how history will progress, holding different views on millennialism. The previous article sought to disprove the[…]
A Response to R.C. Sproul, Jr.: Is Interracial Marriage a Sin?
Introduction R.C. Sproul, Jr., has recently written a blog post asking, “Is it a sin to marry outside ones [sic] race?” As many have done elsewhere, he proceeds to[…]
The Case for Postmillennialism, Part 2
Part 1 Introduction Many Christians have a different understanding of how history will progress, holding different views on millennialism. After having previously discussed the four different millennial views,[…]
The Case for Postmillennialism, Part 1
Introduction It should be obvious that an accurate view of how God orders history will be exceedingly practical in the life of Christians. (If it were not obvious, witness[…]
Steve Halbrook’s Heresies, Part 2
Introduction In the first part of this series, I discussed the context in which Steve Halbrook’s new book, God Is Just, provides a critique of racism. I dealt with[…]
Steve Halbrook’s Heresies, Part 1
Introduction Steve Halbrook of Theonomy Resources released God Is Just, his new book defending the principles of theonomy, in early July. (The book can be downloaded for free here.)[…]
False Sins
Introduction One of the major sources of strife and disarray in this world is moral disagreement. Though anger emerges for many reasons, virtually always caused by or in response[…]
A Biblical Outlook on Pride
Introduction It should not come as a surprise to hear that the Bible condemns pride. It is one of the most oft-denounced sins in Scripture.1 As a result, it[…]
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