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Review: Cornelius Van Til, an Analysis of his Thought

Posted on October 8, 2017 by

by John Frame. Presbyterian & Reformed Publishing, 1995. This is my second time to read through this book.  The question obviously arises:  should you read this book or Bahnsen’s book on Van Til?  They are two different books dealing with two … Continue reading →

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The North-Rushdoony Split on Church Membership (Dominion Files: 2)

Posted on June 8, 2017 by

My good friend Kevin Johnson correctly challenged some reconstructionists on church membership.  They are devotees of Rushdoony, accepting even the worst aspects of his position.  That reminded me of an old North book, Westminster’s Confession, where he identified the basis of … Continue reading →

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Dominion Files, no. 1 (the break up of the recons)

Posted on May 31, 2017 by

I did theonomy files on my old blog and it did help some make headway of the movement. It was more focused on why I didn’t agree with theonomy, yet why most of the Reformed responses to it were incompetent. … Continue reading →

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The recons flee defeated on Christology

Posted on July 5, 2016 by

Here’s the context behind my recent post on Rushdoony.  I participated on a facebook thread where several kinist-reconstructionists were attacking Eastern Orthodoxy.  That put me in an odd decision, for I, too, have criticized EO.  But their arguments were just … Continue reading →

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