Kevin DeYoung has chosen the CN study committee members. They are free to contact me at any time. To aid them in their study, here's a selection of my work:

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If you read guys like Keckermann, Junius, and Althusius on politics, you might actually learn something.

Give this an objective read - you'll be the better for it. The Christian lives in two nations, preferably two Christian nations.

https://t.co/XBfn4KpI7s

I presented at the Evangelical Theological Society conference a few days ago (as a few people here have noted). The audience had good questions and some pushback. Overall it was a respectful discussion and successful panel. The substance of my presentation is in the link below.

https://t.co/XBfn4KpI7s

“Did not the heathen know what justice meant and what it was to be a magistrate?”- Calvin, Sermons on Timothy & Titus

It will also make you a lot smarter.

Every day I become more and more convinced that reading old books is the only way to free yourself from modern libtard mind control

Thought this speaker did an excellent job at ETS today explaining the Third-Way between Radical Two-Kingdoms and Reconstructionist Theonomy.

This is good for Heritage. Robert George is certainly principled, but his principles are anchored to post-war liberalism.

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Happy Baxter Birthday! 🍇 “He that thinketh that wealth is the only common good, or greater part of it then Virtue, Piety, & men’s salvation; & that Rulers have nothing to do with the latter… is fitter to be a member of a Herd then a Republicke!”

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He also quite often appeals to scholastic metaphysical categories that only few know today, and those who do are high-level Thomistic academics.

I mean, actually read Rutherford's Lex, Rex and you'll see him doing a lot of logical analysis, and in ways that few will understand because no one learned formal and material logic.

The problem is that few Christians in the academic and MDiv world really know how to demonstrate, because their training is far more in biblical theology and exposition.

Christian political theory requires logical demonstration, not the accumulation of bible verses or empty appeals to "covenant theology". If you can't demonstrate with logic, then you can't do political theory. It is much closer to systematic theology than biblical theology.

https://t.co/JxY1K3Yk7w

"it is the duty of all Nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey his will, to be grateful for his benefits, and humbly to implore his protection and favor." George Washington