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Another Look at Stephen Wolfe’s Definition of Natural Law

Poking the Bear

In this episode of Poking the Bear, Matt Kenitzer examines the place for natural law, critically analyzing its use within the Christian Nationalism movement. Matt specifically refutes the definition and application of natural law advocated for by many, including Stephen Wolfe.

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Matt serves as the pastor at St. John’s Reformed Church in Friedensburg, Pennsylvania, He earned the MDiv degree from Corban University in Salem, Oregon in May 2018. Matt has a passion for expository preaching as he takes time to bring sound doctrine to bear upon all of life and to defend the purity and clarity of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

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