What is Christian Reconstruction?
After developing a graphic on postmillennialism, I decided to go ahead and do the entire gamut of the tenets of Christian Reconstruction. You'll notice that I have expanded it from the traditional five points to seven points, one of which (abolitionism) may not necessarily be a point in its own regard, but instead an outworking of the collective doctrines (you'll have to decide for yourself). I have added Reformational Philosophy to the lineup because I personally find it important thanks to the work of Herman Dooyeweerd, et al. Some of the concepts are fairly advanced, so I welcome questions if anyone might need further explanation. Regardless, I hope and pray it is helpful. P.S. - I couldn't not fit the myriad of scripture references on the graphic without sacrificing space and quality. Lord willing this will be expanded into book
Satan: The Unruly Helminth
Many Christians translate their New Testament's this way: "Greater is he that is in the world than He that is
Is the World a Sinking Ship?
Perhaps you've heard this phrase before: "We don't polish brass on a sinking ship." Usually it's the pessimillennialists who say
Grasping for Straws at College
Target came out of the closet (again) yesterday, stating that their changing rooms and bathrooms are fair game for anyone. Since they
The Intoleristas Have Come to Michigan
I was recently made aware that the Department of Education in the state of Michigan is currently soliciting opinions from
It’s a Political Circus, Really.
Ideas have consequences, and you can’t beat something with nothing. Which means we’re in a battle of worldviews in the
Social Theory and Covenantal Sanctions
I working my way through Dr. Gary North’s book, Millennialism and Social Theory, and I can’t put it down. For far