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...
Debating Non-Legislative Theonomy with Marek Kizer
Marek Kizer recently posted a video in response to the Saint-Maricle immigration debate in which he critiqued the position of...
Language, Legislation, and Preserving Ethnicity
Given that I argue against man-made immigration laws, it might surprise some readers to learn that I affirm the idea...
Luigi Mangione, Health Care, and Man-Made Law
Luigi Nicholas Mangione, the alleged killer of the CEO of UnitedHealtcare is being lauded by some as a hero, a...
Is Theonomy Akin to Liberalism?
Joel Webbon recently claimed that theonomists are essentially libertarians (and that libertarians are essentially "libs"). Is this an accurate description...
Conversion, Children, and the Lord’s Supper (feat. Rich Lusk)
Rich Lusk, pastor and author, joins Chris Hume to discuss conversion, faith, children, baptism, and the Lord's Supper. Lusk, who...
