Reforming Tradition Is Part of the Reformed Tradition
Luke Saint opens with a John Milton quote on the “mud of tradition,” then discusses just war theory and God’s ...
Tag: Lancastrian theonomy
John Eliot’s Christian Commonwealth and Lancastrian Theonomy
I was first introduced to John Eliot's The Christian Commonwealth through Luke Saint's book The Sound Doctrine of Theocracy, which ...
By What Standard? A Friendly Response to Alex Kocman
In his article, By What Standard? ICE, COVID, and Romans 13, Alex Kocman attempts to solve a perceived inconsistency in ...
The Maturity of the Gate vs. The Immaturity of the Bureau: A Friendly Response to Ronald Dodson
In his recent piece, The Paradox of Libertarian Theonomy, Ronald Dodson attempts to perform a post-mortem on the theonomic movement, ...
‘Natural Law Theonomy’ vs God’s Law
In this episode of Think & Reform, Luke Saint picks up his critique of Right Response Ministries' promotion of what ...
Trump Moves on Venezuela and Rigney’s Protestant Political Theory
Luke begins by comparing Trump's disregard of his Constitutional responsibility to Congress with an immigrant's responsibility to immigration law and ...
I’m Allowed to Be a Statist Because the Confessions Say I Can
Luke Saint responds to claims made by some, such as Pastor Joseph Spurgeon, who seem to elevate the historic reformed ...
What is Lancastrian Theonomy? (Responding to Jay Antelo and Travis Schmalhofer)
Luke Saint defends Lancastrian Theonomy against two major critiques. Luke addresses Jay Antelo (Providence Perspective) and clarifies the misunderstandings behind ...
The Sojourner Is My Neighbor: A Biblical Case Against Statist Immigration Control
The immigration debate among Christians has become exhausting, not because the Bible is unclear, but because we keep asking the ...
To the Law and to the Testimony, Not the ‘Christian Western Legislative Tradition’
In current Reformed debates, appeals to the past are often deployed as the decisive defense against the claim that God’s ...
