The household is the basic unit of civil society.

Some Christians really believe, “Cultural Christianity is worse than having no Christianity in culture.”

I didn’t know that saying Reformed things results in failing a presbytery exam in the PCA. If Tim Keller had said it, it might have been overlooked, but DW captures everyone’s attention.

🕊️ We don’t change hearts by sharing the Gospel. 🙏 We proclaim, pray, disciple. ⚖️ We judge actions, not motives. ✝️ God alone transforms hearts. 🌍 Cultural Christians? Only God knows!

Reminder that R2K is at odds both with 1646 WCF and 1788, establishmentarianism is not.

This applies only to laws related to Israel as a body politic. The judicial penalties related to the moral law remain in effect.

Complementarianism was never the strong fortress many thought it was. It was built as a reaction against feminism, but it accepted feminism’s basic assumptions from the start. It reduced God’s design for men and women to a handful of isolated prooftexts about the home and church

Sorry for being a bit cheeky, but I think Trump didn’t deliver on his promise to end the war in Ukraine.🤷

1 Timothy 3:2 says an elder must be ἄμαχον, translated in variously as "not quarrelsome" (ESV), "peaceable" (NASB, BDAG), "not a brawler" (KJV). 2 Timothy 2:24 uses the same root word (μάχομαι) to say the Lord's servant must not "be quarrelsome" (ESV, NASB) or not "strive"

“Same sex attraction” is sin

A Christian nation is not merely possible—it is a divine calling for all peoples! The Kingdom of Jesus is in this world, actively transforming individuals, families, churches, and entire societies.

The Earth is underpopulated!

Stephen Wolfe “No you can’t establish a Christian nation!” We’re going to do it anyways.

I can’t find anything in my Bible that talks about religious liberty as a good thing. It always seems to be mentioned negatively.

The Church has a ministerial, not magisterial authority.

For the most part, CN shares the biblical principles of Church and State, establishmentarianism, and political doctrine with Confessional Reformed theology. This cannot be said of R2K “Reformed” pietism of D G Hart, R. Scott Clark, Michael Horton, and others.

Poor R. Scott Clark labels every historical figure as an “anti-theocrat”, yet he selectively reads his sources, essentially ignoring the overwhelming evidence for theocracy in the Reformed tradition.