Filial Piety and Politics in the Protestant Tradition
Thomas Watson's Understanding of the 5th Commandment
The Political Primer We’ve Been Waiting For
A Review of James Baird’s King of Kings: A Reformed Guide to Christian Government
Virtual Representation, Then and Now
Representative Petersen and Proxy Voting
Two (Needed) Paths for Limiting Government
Distinguishing the Mixed Regime and Separation of Powers “Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” British historian Lord […]
Democracy is Not on the Ballot
Why Good Government Trump’s Popular Government
Bad Judicial Medicine
If Democracy Needs Saving, this is the Sort of Medicine that will Kill the Patient
Developing a Biblical Understanding of Decentralization
The Conclusion of Our Series on Resisting Injustice
Particularism Then and Now
Law is not simply made up by a ruler for a people, but something suitable for a people to be governed by.
Agents of Order
The forces set against order, safety, and true freedom may seem invincible, but they aren’t.
County Christianity
There are over 3,000 counties or equivalents in America, and this gives me great hope.
