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The Christian Use of Fiction

by Chalcedon on July 19, 2010

Chalcedon vice-president, and Christian novelist, Martin G. Selbrede, presents the reasons for the Chalcedon Foundation's publishing of fiction. If all areas are to be taken captive for Christ, then story-telling is a powerful arena for godly service…

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What the Homeless are Learning through the Bailouts

by Chalcedon on July 6, 2010

The main lesson of American bailouts is that if you make mistakes big enough to affect “the system,” you won’t have to pay for them by going into bankruptcy or trying a new career in, say, small farming. The abstract and the electro…

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Law & Liberty Podcast: Law and Government

by Chalcedon on June 28, 2010

Chapter thirteen of Rushdoony's Law & Liberty. The basic government of the universe and of man is the government of God. Every person, family, institution, vocation, school, church, or state which is in rebellion against God's government or by-pa…

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Law & Liberty Podcast: Law and Magic

by Chalcedon on June 28, 2010

Chapter twelve of Rushdoony's Law & Liberty. Magic is basic to the modern mentality, to our politics and science, and we cannot understand our present-day world without a knowledge of what magic is. Magic is the attempt by man to gain control ove…

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Law & Liberty Podcast: Law and Academic Freedom

by Chalcedon on June 28, 2010

Chapter eleven of Rushdoony's Law & Liberty. The modern doctrine of academic freedom is a totalitarian doctrine which is hostile to real academic freedom. Academic freedom means, if taken literally, freedom of the academy, that is, freedom of the…

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