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Why Did St. Paul Spend So Much Time in Jail?

By Steve Macias, Andrea G. Schwartz on September 21, 2020

What is the proper understanding of Romans 13? This episode of the Out of the Question Podcast focuses on the author of the Book of Romans and how his life reflected the doctrine he taught.

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Blog Post

Why Humanism Leads to Statism

By Mark R. Rushdoony on September 20, 2020

Much of the modern emphasis on “democracy” came after the Civil War as a way of severing people from the limitations of government that were built into the republic of the Constitution.

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Magazine Article

The Myth of Social Justice

By James L. Sauer on April 01, 1988

Social justice has nothing to do with justice as we know it. It represents a break with the Hebrew-Christian tradition of our ancestors and the rule of law.

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In 1950, the book “The Authoritarian Personality” argued that people holding certain views about society could be judged racists, and to prove it, the authors (Adorno & Horkheimer) created an “F-Scale” (F for fascist) by which people could “measure” one another’s opinions and thereby be held guilty.

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Research Article

We Are At War

By R. J. Rushdoony on September 15, 2020

A war against Biblical faith is under way all over the world. The civil governments are in the main in the hands of humanists, whose passionate hatred of Christianity is intense.

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The Communion of Saints

By R. J. Rushdoony on September 14, 2020

The communion of saints is not a natural fact. In a fallen world with sinful man, communion is a divine grace, act, and gift, a sacrament which celebrates fellowship with God in Christ, and with other men.

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Should We Follow the Science?

By Steve Macias, Andrea G. Schwartz on September 14, 2020

An examination of the presuppositions of "modern science" are discussed in episode #108 of the Out of the Question Podcast.

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Blog Post

President Trump and Our Post-Secular Future: A Book Review

By Lee Duigon on September 13, 2020

For many years, R.J. Rushdoony predicted the death of humanism and analyzed its causes. He was often described, and even mocked, as a lone voice crying in the wilderness...It’s not so hard, anymore, to find observers who agree with Rushdoony’s prognosis. One of these is Dr. Stephen Turley, a professor of theology and other studies at Tall Oaks Classical School and Eastern University.

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Research Article

The Twelve Dares

By Martin G. Selbrede on December 14, 2015

Here is a series of dares designed to focus attention on extending and elaborating upon what has already been achieved in the course of the first fifty years of Chalcedon’s ministry.

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Magazine Article

Defenders of the Faith

By Mark R. Rushdoony on May 01, 2014

The early church fought long and hard to prevent theology from being subverted by the so-called intellectuals of the day. It is telling that the modern church, which is often so careless in its theology, sees fit to so easily dismiss the efforts of those on whose shoulders, humanly speaking, they stand.

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