Magazine Issue
A Monument Case: the "Theo-Legal" Battle of Chief Justice Roy S. Moore
At the center of the controversy is a block of polished granite, approximately three feet square and four feet high.
February 2003 Articles:
The Covenant and Baptism
- R. J. Rushdoony
Justice as a Moral Ethic
- Mark R. Rushdoony
The Importance of Christian Character
- Ron Kirk
Saint Valentine's Day
- Samuel L. Blumenfeld
Through the Looking Glass:The Monument Case of Chief Justice Roy S. Moore
- Abby Tuomala
The Decalogue: Cornerstone of Jurisprudence
- John Eidsmoe
Christian Piety or Nefarious Perfidy?
- John Stoos
Election "Law" in America
- Herbert W. Titus
Natural Law or God's Law?
- Mark R. Rushdoony
Thinking Like A Lawyer
- Jeffrey C. Tuomala
A Christian Philosophy of History: Judgments in History
- Roger Schultz
America's Central Banks: An Evaluation of How They and The Federal Reserve Bank Have Performed (Part 2)
- Tom Rose
Statism and Theological Liberalism
- Timothy D. Terrell