John Quincy Adams and the Catechism of Man-Made Law
On the thirtieth of April, 1839, John Quincy Adams stood before the New York Historical Society to mark the fiftieth ...
Tag: theonomy
Doug Wilson on NPR — Oh, How I Love the Constitution?
On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, presented by Future of Christendom, Chris Hume responds to Doug Wilson's recent ...
The Bricks and Minifigs Scandal
Luke begins today's episode by discussing the prophetic voice of the church, explaining why Christians who prioritize pragmatism often fail ...
Doug Wilson Is Wrong About Worship
In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume responds to three clips that reveal a serious confusion of ...
The High Cost of General Equity
In today's episode, Luke begins a discussion on the role of tradition in politics and reason, followed by reviewing a ...
The Regulative Principle of Government
In recent years, a growing number of Christians who either explicitly identify as theonomists or who speak favorably of theonomy ...
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 ...
Natural Law, the Judicial Law, and Why
In this episode, Joel Saint and Matt Kenitzer reference some different articles in light of the discussion surrounding Natural Law. ...
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 ...
Statist Slavery, Biblical Servitude, and Leviticus 25
In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume contrasts statist slavery with biblical servitude and looks at a ...
