It seems to me that the Theonomist argument can be boiled down to the following Syllogism: P1) God does not change. P2) If the Law has been abrogated, then God has changed. C) The Law has not been abrogated. The Reformed Libertarian objection is with P2. This is not necessarily true. If the purpose for … Continue reading Undermining the Theonomist Syllogism
Tag: Theonomy
“The name of God is blasphemed among the Gentiles because of you”
There is much blasphemy running around the world these days, and while there is no outright persecution in the United States, at least, there certainly is a writhing sense of loathing seething under the surface. They malign us as bigots who are responsible for all the woes of society that their progressive humanism has cured … Continue reading “The name of God is blasphemed among the Gentiles because of you”
Christianity AND Libertarianism! RE: Bill Muehlenberg
I came across this blog post by a guy name Bill Muehlenberg. I know nothing about Mr. Muehlenberg and have read nothing else that he's written. I only know this post. But I thought I would rebut. This is yet another opponent to Libertarianism who does not understand Libertarianism. Why do I bother rebutting them? … Continue reading Christianity AND Libertarianism! RE: Bill Muehlenberg
Clay Jars, Vines and the Cultural Collision
So apparently, David Haseltine of Jars of Clay has come out as supportive of same-sex marriage via Twitter. Here's a few soundbites: Not meaning to stir things up BUT... Is there a non-speculative or non "slippery slope" reason why gays shouldn't marry? I don't hear one. — Dan Haseltine (@scribblepotemus) April 21, 2014 I'm trying to make … Continue reading Clay Jars, Vines and the Cultural Collision
Dividing Moral Law from Civil Law
Click for more in this series: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 This is the third installment of my counter series to Adam McIntosh, a man I have been picking on for a couple weeks now. If you are unfamiliar with his work, please visit The Kuyperian Commentary. This article focuses … Continue reading Dividing Moral Law from Civil Law
A Christian Defense of the Non-Aggression Principle
Click for more in this series: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 This is the second installment in my series responding to the series by Adam McIntosh posted at The Kuyperian Commentary. This article specifically deals with the second part of his analysis, "A Christian Critique of the Non-Aggression Principle." My first … Continue reading A Christian Defense of the Non-Aggression Principle
Biblical Government: Anarchy, Minarchy, or Statism? A Response
Click for more in this series: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 I ran across a series of articles lately on a blog called "The Kuyperian Commentary." The Article in question is titled "Biblical Government: Anarchy, Minarchy or Statism?" and was written by Adam McIntosh, a former missionary kid, and currently … Continue reading Biblical Government: Anarchy, Minarchy, or Statism? A Response
A Very Brief Comparison of Libertarian and Theonomist Utopias
This is not in the least bit exhaustive. I merely wish make a key point in comparison and contrast between the ideal world from a Libertarian standpoint and an ideal world from a Theonomist standpoint. Brief Definitions: Theonomy Theonomy is far to deep a subject to treat adequately here. There are many brands. For our … Continue reading A Very Brief Comparison of Libertarian and Theonomist Utopias
Matthew 7:1-6
Matthew 7:1-6 says "Judge not, that you be not judged. For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and with the measure you use it will be measured to you. Why do you see the speck that is in your brother's eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own … Continue reading Matthew 7:1-6
Societal Degradation – Why do I Care So Passionately?
Recently the following objection was raised to me*: The societal degradation of a culture is what ultimately will destroy it. Arnold Joseph Toynbee chronicled that in 26 great ancient civilizations, there was a pattern of moral decay before the society was destroyed. Therefore, in order to preserve this society, we should put up levees against … Continue reading Societal Degradation – Why do I Care So Passionately?
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