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Christian form of
government in
which divine law
governs societies.
Theonomists hold that
societies should observe divine law,
particularly the Old Testament’s...
- law. Neuhaus,
Richard John (May 1990). "Why Wait for the Kingdom? The
Theonomist Temptation".
First Things.
Retrieved 8
August 2013. The
Phrontistery Word...
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horrific alternate reality of the
Republic of Gilead,
where a
cabal of
theonomist Christians have
established a
totalitarian state that
forbids women to...
- Post-Tithe Giving. Wipf and
Stock Publishers. p. 152. ISBN 978-1-60608-405-2.
Theonomists (or,
Christian Reconstructionists) view
themselves in the
tradition of...
- was not a Kinist".
Theonomist Resources. Halbrook,
Steve (July 19, 2010). "R. J.
Rushdoony versus Kinism (updated)".
Theonomist Resources. Rushdoony...
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would be "under
threat of
capital punishment as
fostered by the
extreme Theonomist." On the
other hand,
Ligon Duncan has
stated that "Roman
Catholics to...
-
remote education began to be
delivered via telephone.: 28 In the 1960s,
theonomist Rousas John
Rushdoony began to
advocate homeschooling,
which he saw as...
- ISBN 978-1469622743. Neuhaus,
Richard J. (May 1990). "Why Wait for the Kingdom? The
Theonomist Temptation by
Richard John Neuhaus".
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Academie Books. pp. 299–312. Ferguson,
Sinclair (1990). "An ****embly of
Theonomists?". In Barker,
William S.; Godfrey, W.
Robert (eds.). Theonomy: A Reformed...
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remain useful as
guidance and
revelation of God's character. Some
theonomists embrace the idea that the
whole Law
continues to function, contending...
