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Archive for September, 2006

Hope for Russia? W.H.Chellis The Times [London] Online September 22, 2006 Tragic Empress of Russia comes home to find the peace that eluded her in life By Michael Binyon The interment of Empress Feodorovna in the Peter and Paul Fortress represents Russia’s final atonement to its last tsarWITH royal ceremony and imperial pomp, Denmark will [...]

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The Paradox of Christianity and Culture W.H. Chellis From the introduction to Christianity and European Culture: Selections from the Work of Christopher Dawson: “In many of Dawson’s books, there is a clear tension between the Christian virtue of hope and anxiety over the present world situation. Dawson expresses more doubt about the chances for a [...]

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W. Edgar’s Response I comment on three things in Mr. Chellis’ article: the phrase “cut a covenant,” the term “federal,” and the place of nations in God’s plan. Most English translations use the phrase “make a covenant,” but the Hebrew idiom is “cut a covenant.” Behind the Hebrew idiom lay the ratification ceremony for establishing [...]

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Abraham’s Paternity W.H. Chellis This month we continue to explore the biblical duty of nations to corporately confess the kingship of Jesus Christ. By corporate confession, I mean that nations have a moral duty to conform their organic, constitutional law in submission to Christ’s sovereign and kingly rule. The heart of the matter is this: [...]

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Remembering Sept. 11, 2001 W.H. Chellis While a number of recent posts have been particularly critical of the President’s foreign policy, I believe a kind word should also be registered. As we respectfully morn the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001, let us be thankful to the Lord for the good work of the President [...]

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On Moses, Voegelin, De Mill, and Washington Caleb Stegall Lee, it’s about time Bill found a Voegelinian for this blog! I am enjoying your article. It is timely as well, as just last week I watched Cecil B. De Mill’s Ten Commandments with my kids. It struck me on watching that De Mill’s characterization was [...]

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On Grace and Nature… W.H. Chellis Darryl Hart writes: “If you really think that grace perfects nature, then we may have finally arrived at the chief difference (at least for me). I don’t think Calvinism is compatible with that construction of grace and nature (H. Richard Niebuhr didn’t think so), nor am I sure about [...]

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A New Friend’s Recovering Moses Dr. Lee Cheek New Friends: I am honored that Bill has invited me to contribute to your thoughtful and very erudite dialogue. Permit me to provide a link to a proof copy of my forthcoming article “Recovering Moses” that will appear in Hebraic Political Studies in the next week or [...]

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