De Regno Christi

DRC is transitioning to its new format and will be announcing some exciting new participants. Bear with us.. it will be worth the wait.

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2008 has been a depressing political year. But hope has come. I am absolutely ecstatic about Sarah Palin’s place on the McCain ticket. She, Bobby Jindal, Mark Sanford… these are the faces of political conservatism’s future. Suddenly, the future is now (or at least it is visible). I am finally excited about the Presidential election!

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American Reformed Christians have weathered a number of challenges in recent years, from Federal Vision to Ancient Near Eastern literature. Underneath the responses to those difficulties simmers a deeper question about how Reformed someone needs to be in order to be Reformed. Some refuse cooperation (at least ecclesiastically) with non-Reformed, others are willing to work [...]

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The DRC blog was originally established to be a sounding board for discussions of my series on Christ’s Mediatorial Kingship in the RP Witness. It has served its purpose well. Therefore, while the site remains in its original form, I thought I might take the opportunity to point out what I have learned from the [...]

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You may have noted that things have been rather quite around the DRC lately. We apologize to our readers for the slow pace but are excited to announce that we have reached an agreement with the Board of Education and Publication that will remove the De Regno Christi from denominational oversight. We have had a [...]

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On the 4th of July. Made of the same stuff as founders John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, Senator Jesse Helms ended his pilgrimage on the 4th of July. His name will live on as long as men continue to love their country and its tradition. He has found a better country. Jesse Helms, Requiescate In [...]

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It is Independence Day, the 4th of July, and my family will be doing all thing patriotic. We already caught the Sodus Bay fireworks late last night. Today we will be going over to the Genessee Country Museum for the festivities- including a traditional parade followed by a reading the Declaration of Independence. We will [...]

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I think we were having a fruitful discussion of the relationship between forms, tradition, community, ect. before the conversation degenerated. I think these are fruitful areas for continued discussion. If it is impolitic to discuss these matters concretely on the basis of the Psalm revisions let us look at the matter more abstractly. Drew raised [...]

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What delicious irony … traditionalists squelched by clerical heavy-handedness in favor of modernizing language … where’s the priesthood of all believers when you need it? The wheels on the bus go round and round … I say we go back to Latin scriptures AND priesthood of all believers rather than gutter English and the priesthood [...]

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I have been asked by my ecclesiastical betters to stop making or allowing posts about the Psalm Revision committee’s work. This is an ecclesiastically controlled blog and now do my duty- no more on Psalm Revision. Rather, I have been told to make sure comments- positive and negative- go to the Psalm Revision Committee. The [...]

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