Magazine Issue
The Failure of Theonomy?
One of the glaringly obvious facts of history is that theonomy doesn’t work … if by “work” you mean, has never produced a full-orbed social law order that was, as they say these days, self-sustaining—one sufficiently stable that it lasted more than a generation or two.
January/February 2018 Articles:
Understanding Sabbath Rest
- Mark R. Rushdoony
Another Perspective on the “Failure” of Theonomy
- Martin G. Selbrede
What “It Never Works!” Means for Our Understanding of God’s Law
- Joseph Foreman
Preserving Agent or Particular Target of Destruction?
- Andrea G. Schwartz
The Rushdoony Legacy in Education
- Samuel L. Blumenfeld
The Crown: An Unbearable Divinity
- Suzannah Rowntree
Reverence (Leviticus 19:32–37)
- R. J. Rushdoony
The Story of Reality by Greg Koukl
- Lee Duigon
The Will of God & Life Direction
- Chalcedon Editorial
Book Notices
- Martin G. Selbrede
