Buchanan asks: Where are all the Christians? W.H. Chellis Check out this Article by Pat Buchanan on the situation in the Middle East Any thoughts?
Archive for July, 2006
Buchanan asks: Where are all the Christians? W.H….
Posted in Conservatism on July 26, 2006 | 15 Comments »
RE: Four-Fold Foundation or “Truth or Dare” with D…
Posted in Corporate Confession on July 22, 2006 | 9 Comments »
RE: Four-Fold Foundation or “Truth or Dare” with Darryl Hart W.H. Chellis O.k. time for me to stop waiting for the dare and dealing with truth. The problem of toleration/ liberty of conscience is always with us, even in a secular setting. To what degree do we allow the propagation of subversive “faiths” is difficult [...]
Theological Theses on Christian Civil Government W…
Posted in Corporate Confession on July 20, 2006 | 7 Comments »
Theological Theses on Christian Civil Government W.H. Chellis This set of Theses has been a work in progress for a number of years. Versions have been published in the Christian Statesman and Semper Reformanda. I thought they might be helpful to focus the debate. I. The Adamic Kingdom: 1. Jesus Christ is fully God, and [...]
The Four-Fold Foundation of National Confessionali…
Posted in Corporate Confession on July 6, 2006 | 24 Comments »
The Four-Fold Foundation of National Confessionalism W. H. Chellis Jesus Christ is King over all. This is a biblical truth in need of an application. How do we, citizens of a twenty-first century America far removed from first century Palestine, apply the truth of Christ’s reign, not only over the Church, but also over such [...]
American Religion? Peter Leithart Over on the Fir…
Posted in Corporate Confession on July 4, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
American Religion? Peter Leithart Over on the First Things web site, Michael and Jana Novak offer some Independence Day reflections on the meaning of a nation being “under God.” They trace Lincoln’s claims about the “new birth of liberty” and “nation under God” to Washington and Parson Weems, Washington’s biographer, suggesting that Lincoln’s Gettysburg address [...]