Joel McDurmon has a problem with definitions. He also has a problem being blown to and fro with every wind of doctrine. Beginning as a fire-breathing son-of-the-south and grandson-in-law to the preeminent proto-Kinist, RJ...
On today’s program, Tim Hurd and Len Pettis of the Bible Thumping Wingnut podcast fill in for JD (and are also joined by Andrew Rappaport). After “good tweet or bad tweet,” they discuss the...
[Editor’s Note: While written clearly from a liberal political and sub-biblical perspective, the author of a new book on the topic of Christian Reconstruction and subsequent interview has some interesting and compelling outside-looking-in perspectives on...
In a recent post, Joel McDurmon concluded “I do not hesitate to call A. W. Pink a theonomist, for his position as explicated above is nothing short of Theonomy.” Apparently the theonomy tent is growing by...
Every Saturday, Pulpit & Pen posts the Bunker Intelligence Report, which references you to some really good, some really bad and some really, really bad articles from around the Internet. Last week we posted articles...
A question I regularly receive is, “Is theonomy compatible with 1689 Federalism?” The answer, for so many different reasons, is no. This information is inconvenient to the few Reformed Baptists out there who also...
Joel McDurmon recently announced his new book, God’s Law and Government in America and writes, “Introducing: a book of openly theonomic sermons from the American founding era.” The above introduction is interesting in its...
Junior over at The Confessing Baptist posted an article a couple of years ago that has recently become incredibly pertinent. The primary question to be answered is: Is the Theonomic view of the Mosaic “Judicial...
Editor’s Note. This article was originally written by Fred Butler and posted at Hip and Thigh and is being reposted here with permission. What I am about to state here is raw and blunt. I...
There are five primary schools of Christian Apologetics. Classical Apologetics relies on philosophical arguments to demonstrate God’s existence. Evidentialist Apologetics relies upon demonstrating the truth of Christianity through the evidence of history and science. ...
