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Reforming Tradition Is Part of the Reformed Tradition

Think & Reform

Luke Saint opens with a John Milton quote on the “mud of tradition,” then discusses just war theory and God’s design for it. He reacts to the claim of “discovering God’s law,” and closes by addressing NXR’s Reformed club arguments from authority.

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Raised in a homeschool environment by parents with a reconstructionist vision, Luke claims Christian Reconstruction as the mindset and mission of his faith. He is the author The Sound Doctrine of Theocracy and currently serves as the president of the board for Future of Christendom. Luke has a passion for bringing God’s Law to all areas of life.

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