The Theological Origins of Political Power
To understand where you are going, you must first understand where you have come from. In light of current disagreements […]
Maintaining Piety, Justice, and Peace
Duties of Magistrates in the Westminster Confession The Westminster Confession of Faith says that magistrates “ought especially to maintain piety, […]
William Tyndale and Divine Right
Scripture, Obedience, and Authority The idea that monarchs rule by divine sanction, commonly referred to as the divine right of […]
The Political Primer We’ve Been Waiting For
A Review of James Baird’s King of Kings: A Reformed Guide to Christian Government
The Rule of the Incarnate
Why the West Was Never Meant to Be Governed by Law Alone
The Challenge and Possibility of Christian Statesmanship
Toward Christian Prudence
God’s Plans for the Nations
The Vision and Promise of the Torah
On Baptist Establishment, Again
Charting a Course Through Political Particulars
Wishcasting Confessionalism
A Response to Kevin DeYoung In a series of articles, I’ve made the case that the original and American versions […]
Difference v. Contradiction
A Guide to Reading the Westminster Confession When the American Presbyterians adopted the Westminster Confession, they adjusted Chapter 23, the […]
