Apr
27
2018
Dominion comes through service … It is idolatrous to seek dominion primarily by political means, whether by domination or anarchic revolution.
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Comments Off | tags: David Field, Theonomy | posted in Christian Life, Quotes
Mar
30
2018
Is it possible for a book of contemplative theology to be neo noir?
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Comments Off | posted in Bible Matrix, Biblical Theology, Christian Life
Jul
10
2017
The book of Revelation polarises Christians. Some become obsessed with ‘cracking its code’ while others throw it into the too hard basket. Thankfully, recent advances in biblical theology enable us to liberate this enigmatic book from both mistreatment and obscurity.
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Comments Off | posted in Against Hyperpreterism, Bible Matrix, Biblical Theology, Christian Life, The Last Days
Feb
19
2017
“I want to be like Doug Wilson when I grow up. My aim is to go full-Wilson in life. But to get there I must not go all-in Wilsonian…”
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Comments Off | tags: Baptism, Doug Wilson, Eschatology, Postmillennialism, Steven Opp | posted in Biblical Theology, Christian Life
Feb
2
2017
A review of Birds of the Air: Theological Twitter
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Nov
16
2016
“What does it look like when antiestablishmentarianism becomes the establishment?”
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1 comment | tags: Economics, Politics, Postmillennialism | posted in Apologetics, Biblical Theology, Christian Life, Ethics
Aug
8
2016
Christ’s Claim Upon Us, Or Our Claim Upon Him?
I am not worthy to untie the shoelaces of my theological betters, but it is my duty to point out to them when they have tied them together.
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Comments Off | tags: Baptism, Peter Leithart | posted in Biblical Theology, Christian Life
Jul
31
2016
Canadian artist and author Michael O’Brien discusses the “soft totalitarianism” of secularism’s “friendly dragon.”
Walker Percy once wrote about the Western writer’s tendency to what he called “Solzhenitsyn-envy.” Percy’s witticim is tongue in cheek, and insightful, but it begs a deeper look: Why is the envy there in the first place? Why would one envy a suffering, persecuted man?
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Comments Off | tags: Communism, Culture, Michael O'Brien | posted in Christian Life, Ethics, Quotes
Sep
12
2015
An excerpt from a new book, Metropolitan Manifesto, by Rich Bledsoe.
The ancient and pagan world was conquered by martyrs. Can modernity be re-Christianized by anything else?
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Comments Off | tags: Culture, Ecclesiology, Politics, Rich Bledsoe | posted in Biblical Theology, Christian Life, Ethics, Quotes
Aug
23
2015
Why You’ve Been Duped Into Believing The Myth That The World Is Getting Worse and Worse
by J. D. King
A former colleague disclosed his anxiety about the violence in the Middle East. Of particular concern for him were the brutal onslaughts against Christians by an organization known as ISIS. This terrorist organization that began as part of al Qaeda in Iraq has spread throughout Arab world. It has beheaded and brutally opposed anyone who differs from their fierce form of Islamic Fundamentalism.
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Comments Off | tags: Culture, Dispensationalism, Islam | posted in Christian Life, Quotes, The Last Days