Conspiracy: A Biblical View

Gary North

Christian Books & Bibles

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The War On Mel Gibson explains why Mel Gibson's movie The Passion of the Christ has stirred such a furor. Isn't it just another Jesus movie? Evidently not and Dr. North reveals who Mel Gibson's persecutors are, what they did, how they did it, and why they lost this battle – a battle they knew they had to win. How bad did they lose? The movie made more money in the final five days of February than any movie had ever made in February. The movie then made more money in March than any movie had ever made in March. Before the release of the DVD it had earned over $368 million, making it #7 in American box office earnings history. Those that opposed the release of this movie lost pretty badly. Beyond the financial success of the movie, more important, was the human and spiritual success of the movie. People came to Christ and others found new depth for their faith after viewing the film. Relationships were restored and crimes were confessed as criminals turned themselves in. What a demonstration of the power of the Gospel of Christ! The film has proved to be a phenomenon. Dr. Gary North shares why he believes that The Passion of the Christ was not just another movie about Jesus. Its release was a watershed event heralding a coming change. 
Beyond the detailing of the opposition to Mel Gibson, The War on Mel Gibson also presents a winning strategy for Bible-believing Christians to take back lost cultural territory. (Hardback, 201 pages)

The War on Mel Gibson: The Media vs. The Passion

American Vision

This work integrates politics with Old Testament political systems and values. The book is written from a Reconstructionist or Theonomic viewpoint. Few books from this perspective are available in Spanish. It is not considered mainstream evangelicalism or Reformed/Presbyterian, but has had significant influence.

Heredaran La Tierra Esquemas Biblicos Para La Economia Politica (1990 publication)

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Entrega Icondicional: Programa de Dios Para La Victoria

Institute for Christian Economics

The Enterprising Americans: A Business History of the United States

Business & Money

John Chamberlain

Economics

Deuteronomy completes book five of the Pentateuch, which in turn follows the five-point structure of the biblical covenant model.(2) When I began writing this economic commentary on the Bible, I was unaware of this structure's all-pervasive importance for understanding the Pentateuch. I had read Meredith G. Kline's Treaty of the Great King (1963) years earlier, but I had forgotten its thesis regarding the precise number of points in the covenant. I did not recognize its implications for this project until late 1985, when Ray Sutton first presented his version of the model, based on the earlier research by Kline. Sutton's version was more precise - exactly five points, not five or six - and it was more explicitly judicial. Most important, he brought the covenant model into the New Testament era, unlike Kline, who had relegated it to the Mosaic economy only. Kline's goal was to seal off the Mosaic law from the New Testament era. Sutton's goal was to demonstrate the continuity of the covenant's structure in both testaments.

Sanctions and Dominion: An Economic Commentary on Numbers

Religion & Spirituality

Inst for Christian Economics

Unconditional Surrender: God's Program for Victory

Westminster John Knox Pr

Unconditional surrender: God's program for victory

Theology

Geneva Divinity School Press

Everyone knows Christianity is a religion, but what difference does it make in a society? Is Christianity just a religion for private time, or is it a way of life that shapes ones understanding of the worldeven able to transform a nation? Does the Bible teach anything specific about how to raise a family, run a country, or manage an economy? Moreover, if the Bible does have something to say, do we have to observe those commands, or are they mere suggestions or general principles? Despite widespread ignorance of the Bibles teachingsboth inside and outside of the churchthe Bible has plenty to say about social, civil, and political affairs. And when men and women apply these teachings to their lives and the world around them, the world will change for the better. A primer in the Christian faith, Unconditional Surrender provides readers curious about the Bible with the blueprint of a biblical worldview. Using the Bibles basic teachings about God, man, law, judgment, and timeand illustrating how these beliefs affect society at largeGary North wades in at the heart of the battle in todays culture war, and shows that the Bible has the answers modern science and socialism lack. About the Author: Gary North (Ph.D., University of California, Riverside) is the author of over 40 books on economics, theology, history, and education. His articles have appeared in National Review, American Spectator, The Wall Street Journal, and The Westminster Theological Journal. Gary continues to speak and write prolifically. He resides in Dallas, Georgia, with his wife and two dogs. Original Edition Copyrighted: 1994 Revised, Updated, Expanded and Reprinted: 2010

The American Vision, Inc.

When Justice is Aborted: Biblical Standards for Non-Violent Resistance

Dominion Press

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