Chris Hume vs. Nolan Corcoran on Theonomy
Chris Hume and Nolan Corcoran have a spirited informal debate on theonomy, focusing especially on the concept of legal precedent.
Thoughts on My Discussion with Nolan Corcoran and a Response to His Syllogism
Last month, I responded to Nolan Corcoran’s article on political theory. This month, Corcoran joined me for a nearly four-hour...
Immigration and the American Dream
Chris Hume is joined by Adam Terrell, Josiah Huestis, Julio Delgado, and Luke Saint for a thought-provoking discussion on immigration,...
The Divergence Between Theonomy and Christian Nationalism
In a recent article, Nolan Corcoran maintains that “the political theories advanced by R. J. Rushdoony and Greg Bahnsen (representing...
The Gospel of Jeroboam and the Cult of Easy Christianity (feat. Ron Kronz)
Chris Hume interviews Ron Kronz about his new book, The Gospel of Jeroboam and the Cult of Easy Christianity. Ron...
The Sufficiency of Scripture, Theonomy, and Peanut Butter Sandwiches
In recent discussions surrounding theonomy and the role of civil government, some have claimed that non-legislative theonomists erroneously argue for...
The Parsonage and Postmillennialism
As I write this, the ground outside is still covered with the largest snowfall southeastern Pennsylvania has experienced this winter....
Thoughts on Hegseth’s About-Face and Then Audience Questions
Luke Saint joins Chris Hume on The Lancaster Patriot Podcast to discuss Pete Hegseth’s change of tune concerning women in...
The Presumption of Innocence: A Biblical Principle Undermined by Man-Made Law
In my previous article, I discussed the concept of pre-adjudication and how it contradicts the biblical model of justice. In...
The Judges Shall Inquire Diligently: Why ‘Pre-Adjudication’ Is Not Permissible in Biblical Law
I recently participated in an informal debate on non-legislative theonomy with Marek Kizer, a fellow Christian and YouTuber. My esteemed...
