Using the Bible to define what laws are just and unjust can lead to a number of conflicts with contemporary legal systems and even legal sys...

John Owen, Works, Volume 8 (" Sermons to the Nations "), p. 394: Although the institutions and examples of the Old Testament, of t...

The Pentateuch actually states: Deuteronomy 4:6-8 Keep therefore and do them; for this is your wisdom and your understanding in the sight...

Some people seem to think that nations have no business in promoting morality in general or sexual morality in particular. There's not ...

If you live in a pluralistic society, you are going to have deal with situations like this one ( link ). Keep in mind that Sikhs are requir...

Someone (I'd use their name or handle, if they had left one) asked where in "do unto others as you would have them do unto you...

One of the areas where I might disagree (with respect to some of the nuances) with the real Francis Turretin, is in his treatment of the Old...

Lane Keister at GreenBaggins has a post in which he argues that "Theonomy is Biblically-Theologically Wrong" ( link ). I can sum...

It is reported that religious leaders in Ethiopia are pushing for a constitutional ban on homosexuality ( link ). While it is great that a ...

Some anonymous person wrote the following diatribe. It's worth reviewing it, since the spirit behind the diatribe walks to and fro and u...

To provide some background for discussion of the law of God, it is important to understand the categories involved: Categories The law of Go...

Let's grant, for the sake of the argument, some of the apparent theses of the "Two Kingdoms" folks, and assent to the idea of ...

For example, I tend to call myself a "theonomist," and yet I reject (for the reasons mentioned in the article) the "theonomy...

R. Scott Clark has a piece that, from its absurd opening, I at first thought was intended as a humorous article ( link ). RSC writes, "...

Lane Keister, at GreenBaggins has posed a question: I know that I have at least two theonomists who regularly read my blog, and so this is ...

R. Scott Clark has an interesting blog post up on the issue of Homosexual Marriage ( link ). RSC approaches the issue from the standpoint o...

How can we determine whether a penalty is just, excessively lax, or excessively severe? Considered Biblically, such a question falls into t...

JetBrane at Iron Ink has provide a quotation from the real Francis Turretin on the subject of the duty of the Christian magistrate. ( link ...

According to this article ( link ), a man followed every rule in the Bible for a year. No. He did not. Only Christ ever followed every rule...