The Evolution of Protestant Politics
The state cannot be neutral with regard to the Church. It has a responsibility to protect and support it in its work.
The state cannot be neutral with regard to the Church. It has a responsibility to protect and support it in its work.
As I type these words the NatCon Conference in Belgium is in the midst of being shut down by Belgian police, at the order of the mayor of Brussels.
We must eliminate its patterns of speech from our sermons, songs, writings, and even our everyday speech.
While cultural Christianity is a good thing, it is also unsustainable in the long term without genuine spiritual renewal in society.
If people are going to critique the older Protestant view, they should at least understand it and accurately articulate it.
One could say that therapeutic thinking serves as one of the chief supports of a heresy that plagues the church today.
In political action and cultural labors, we win by winning. Victory is possible, though not at any point guaranteed.
It is a sufficient motivation to pursue virtue and goodness in society and in the state. The results are left to God.
America is either a republic with rights derived from God or it is not. If it is an autocracy let you say so and we will leave it.
The forces set against order, safety, and true freedom may seem invincible, but they aren’t.