Scripture Twisting in the Seminaries: Part 1: Feminism

Robbins, John W.

Trinity Foundation

Cornelius Van Til : The Man and the Myth (Trinity Papers 15)

"I'm Pat Robertson. God has sent me here to buy your television station. God's figure is $37,000.... God wants the option now."That's how Pat Robertson started the Christian Broadcasting Network. He says that he has the same "leading" and "prompting" from God to run for President. His early victories, fervent followers, and successful fundraising make him a serious contender.But do we really want a man in the White House who thinks God talks to him? Who carries on conversations with the voices he hears? Who obeys the voices when they tell him to do something?Pat Robertson himself admits that he has been fooled by the voices, and misled by the "leadings." He warns, "You even may be fooled by the voice of Satan, or you may hear the clamoring voice of the world. It is so easy to get these voices mixed up."If the thought of putting such a man into the most powerful office in the world disturbs you, you need to read this book.And if you are concerned about the future of Christianity in America, you must read this book.

Pat Robertson: A Warning to America (Trinity Papers, 24)

Religion & Spirituality

Reprinted from the Trinity Review, numbers 214-217, December 2002-March 2003.

Christ and civilization

<p>ECCLESIASTICAL MEGALOMANIAThe Economic and Political Thought of the Roman Catholic ChurchIn his Aquinas: Selected Political Writings. A.P. D'Entreves argues that "it is hardly possible for the modern man to accept the system which St. Thomas founded... without renouncing the notion of civil and religious liberty which we have some right to consider the most precious conquest of the West.Professor D'Entreves perceived the conflict between Roman Catholic political theory and human freedom; this volume explores that conflict in detail, relying on official pronouncements of the Vatican to demonstrate that Roman Catholic political and economic thought and the Roman Catholic Church have been hostile to constitutional government, political and economic freedom, and the private property order for centuries. Roman Catholic political and economic thought have engendered feudalism, the corporate state, liberation theology, the welfare state, and fascism. Those who wish to preserve human freedom must understand the philosophy of the Roman Catholic Church.</p>

Ecclesiastical Megalomania: The Economic and Political Thought of the Roman Catholic Church (Trinity Papers No. 52)

Christian Books & Bibles

<p>The relationship between Christianity, freedom, and capitalism has been a subject of scholarly study for centuries. In this volume, John Robbins argues that political and economic freedom are the results of Biblical Christianity. Political freedom and capitalism arose in Northwestern Europe and North America after the Christian Reformation of the 16th Century, and they are unique in world history. The nations and peoples that heard and accepted the Gospel of Jesus Christ as proclaimed by the Reformers quickly became free and prosperous on a scale previously unimaginable.Some historians and economists have denied any causal connection between Christianity, freedom, and capitalism, but they are able to deny this connection only by ignoring clear philosophical, economic, legal, sociological, and historical evidence demonstrating that Christianity is the source of capitalism. Laissez-faire capitalism, which is the only moral economic system, is in fact the economic system of Christianity.</p>

Freedom and Capitalism. Essays on Christian Politics and Economics.

The Trinity Foundation

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