He that most denies his own natural judgment in supernatural verities, and is not conformed to this world, but is transformed by the renewing of his mind (Rom. 12:2); shall best prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God. Absque te sepere, est desipere. ...
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In this recording from the 1960s, RJ Rushdoony identifies why we have the choice we do when it comes to candidates and politicians. Related Blogs
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”In the United States we have a written constitution which may be read in half an hour. It is the nation’s fundamental law. All statute law must rest upon it. To it all national and State officers are sworn. To determine whether or not it is Scriptural is an easy ...
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"Not only is every church a religious institution, but every state or social order is a religious establishment. Every state is a law order and every law order represents an enacted morality, with procedures for the enforcement of that morality. Every morality represents a form of theological order, i.e., is ...
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Leadership! It is a quality much admired and much discussed in political and business ranks. It is also a quality quite lacking, especially within American Culture. This vacuum is dominant when addressing political, Church, business, educational or familial institutions. In training leaders, the cultivation of vision, the courage to act ...
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Join host Jerry Johnson for this week's edition of "Against the World", as he discusses the responses he received from the recent segment, "Why I Will Never Vote for Mitt Romney". SEE VIDEO HERE Related Blogs
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On October 27, 1553, the arch-heretic and criminal Michael Servetus was justly executed for blasphemy and spreading heresy. Here we include the sentence given by a Genevan tribunal, which is preceded by commentary by Robert Willis: An hour before noon of October 27, 1553, the 'Lieutenant Criminel,' Tissot, accompanied by other ...
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In recent years, it has been fashionable in Reformed circles to question the doctrine of eternal generation. John Knox, however, regarded the rejection of eternal generation as heresy: For what is more blasphemous, then to affirm that such as believe in the Godhead of three distinct Persons, have no true ...
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ORANGE CITY, IA. — Two unavoidable facts distinguish Sioux County: The dominant ethnic heritage is Dutch, and among these, the dominant religion is Reformed Christianity. This shows on Sunday morning, even in Rock Valley, the least Dutch of the county’s three largest towns, said Les Burggraaf, owner of the Cedar Rock ...
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(2) Language and Creativity as the image of God: The following two views are seen by their proponents as being the imago dei. I would like to demonstrate that although these views come close to hitting the mark, they fail to see the difference between the the results of man ...
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