I am glad you used that word: "covenant." Covenantal thinking has all but disappeared. That's why in my Systematic Theology, I gave it particular space,...
Question:-- Can we really legislate the biblical standards of morality on non-Christians? The non-Christian doesn't even believe in the Bible, so how can we even...
Question:-- How did Christian philosophy influence our form of civil government?R.J. Rushdoony: One of the things most people don't understand about Christian Reconstruction is that...
Question:-- But wouldn't a Christian Republic run according to God's Law become oppressive to non-Christians?Law is the will of the sovereign for his subjects. Thus...
Question:-- What about the idea that the government should be neutral and should recognize that we live in a democratic, pluralistic society?R.J. Rushdoony: Our Lord...
Question:-- In a Christian republic based on biblical law, would non-Christians be banned or would they have as much freedom as they have now?R.J. Rushdoony:...
Question:-- What about the "establishment of religion" clause in the U.S. Constitution? Doesn't the U.S. Constitution forbid the display of religion in the civil sphere?R.J....
Demonstrating why the Christian worldview, and it alone, can account for the uniformity of nature and induction while also resolving the problem of "the one...
