. I do not conceive that I have exceeded any portions of my duty, in always striving as much as possible, by dally discussions of the Gospels, to afford to you from time to time the means of growth, by…
Read moreThat all sins may be forgiven him who has turned to God with his whole heart. In the eighty-eighth Psalm: “If his children forsake my law, and walk not in my judgments, and keep not my commandments, I will visit…
Read moreOpening Statement My opening argument is shorter than the space allowed. Since one of the main problems with debates on theonomy is the distortion of the theonomic position, I want to eliminate any misconceptions from the outset. However, I can…
Read more“After those days, saith the LORD, I will put my law in their inward parts, and write it in their hearts; and will be their God, and they shall be my people” (Jeremiah 31:33). In 1999, I spent four months…
Read moreIs Theonomy Scripturally Sound? From the outset of this round, I wanted to make it clear that the topic of this debate is: “Is theonomy scripturally sound?” The debate is not about Greg Bahnsen’s writings. There are many theonomists other…
Read moreTheonomy assumes the system of theology known as covenantalism. Covenantalism and the Law of God are the obvious foundations of Christian social order. The ideas of covenantalism and theonomy stand in stark contrast to dispensationalism and antinomianism. Covenant theology…
Read moreDIETARY AND CEREMONIAL LAWS My opponent insists that, according to the theonomic position, dietary and ceremonial laws are still binding. To the contrary, this is not the position of theonomy. Dietary and ceremonial laws are biding on no one under…
Read moreIn my defense of theonomy so far, I have alluded to the interviews with over a dozen of the leaders of theonomy in the video I produced, God’s Law and Society. I would greatly encourage readers wanting to know more…
Read moreMinisters of Christ or Ministers of Stone? Introduction Many have been taught to look to Moses as the standard of right and wrong and to Christ as the remedy for their violation of that standard. We find holiness in Moses…
Read moreROUND 1 Since Rogers did not provide me with much in the way of exegetically based argumentation (he merely referenced a few texts) I will take some liberties in this round by addressing miscellaneous issues. I) To Bind or Not…
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Explodes the myths of the liberal critics and the movies, books and television programs that have popularized their views.
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Featuring Dr. Kenneth L. Gentry at the 1999 Ligonier conference
