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Christopher Neiswonger has an interesting post at Christian Theology blog (BTW for you TIU folks he is a TIU Law school guy) here is a quote: Bringing together theology, and law, as you well know, is not at all easy, and antinomianism is overwhelmingly dominant in Christian culture. Part of the problem is that Christians [...]
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Lately I have been doing a lot of reading on Natural Law and Theonomy, I would like to share some thoughts. In this post I will not be engaging with individual “opponents” of Theonomy but with the basic problem I have with accepting any other position. There is an admitted “theological grid” by which I [...]
Filed under: Thoughts on Theology | Tagged: Bahnsen, Blackstone, Calvinism, God's Law, Kuyper, Locke, Natural Law, Neo Calvinism, Reformation, Schaeffer, Theonomy | 9 Comments »
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