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More on a Christian Society and Answering a Question About Non-Legislative Theonomy

The Offensive and Foolish Podcast

Join Joel Saint and Matt Kenitzer as they further discuss the characteristics of a Christian society and how to change society. Inspired by Joel’s recent trip to Africa, the conversation also tackles a listener’s objection to non-legislative theonomy (aka Lancastrian theonomy) and explores how the Law of God can become the law of the land.

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Matt Kenitzer

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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