A major work on the impact of Reformed thinking on our civilization. Some of the studies, historical and theological, break new ground and provide perspectives previously unknown or neglected.

The Great Christian revolution: The myths of paganism and Arminism

Otto Scott (Author), Mark R. Rushdoony (Author), Rousas John Rushdoony (Author)

Chalcedon Foundation

So much has been written about the Sermon on the Mount, but so little of the commentary ventures outside of the matters of the heart. The Beatitudes are reduced to the assumed meaning of their more popular portions, and much of that meaning limits our concerns to downplaying wealth, praying in secret, suppressing our worries, or simply reciting the Lord's Prayer. All of these commandments are most important, but the larger meaning is missed when the sermon is not read and understood from within the context of the New Covenant. As the author writes, "The covenant made by Jesus Christ is new, because it is with a new people, the new church or assembly of God's firstborn (Heb. 12:22-24), but it is the same covenant with Adam, Noah, Abraham, and Israel; the same tree of life is the life of the covenant, but new branches are grafted into it, and the dead branches are pruned out (Rom. 11:17-24). The tree of life, Jesus Christ, is the center and life of the New Jerusalem, God's Kingdom and city, in every age (Rev. 22:1-2) The Beatitudes are the Kingdom commission to the new Israel of God, and R. J. Rushdoony elucidates this powerful thesis in a readable and engaging commentary on the world's greatest sermon.

The Sermon on the Mount

R.J. Rushdoony

Christian Books & Bibles

For more than three decades, most Christian conservatives in the United States have hitched their political wagon to the plodding elephant of the Republican Party.Alas, but the old elephant led them where they did not want to go. Time and again, election after election, the same Republicans who as candidates ostentatiously courted Christian conservatives, when elected reversed themselves, unceremoniously shutting the door in the face of the very Christians who worked so diligently to get them into office, and pursued policies antithetical to conservative Christianity.This work is a call to arms for those weary of political vacillation and committed more firmly than ever to the necessity of a truly Christian social order.

The Late Great GOP and the Coming Realignment (Chalcedon Contemporary Issues Series)

Colonel V. DONER

Early America was founded upon the deep, extensive influence of Christianity inherited from the medieval period and the Protestant Reformation. That priceless heritage was not limited to the narrow confines of the personal life of the individual, nor to the ecclesiastical structure. Christianity positively and predominately (though not perfectly) shaped culture, education, science, literature, legal thought, legal education, political thought, law, politics, charity, and missions.

The Influence of Historic Christianity on Early America (Chalcedon contemporary issues)

Archie P. Jones

The Journal of Christian Reconstruction, 1974-1999, The 25th Anniversary Issu...

The Journal of Christian Reconstruction, 1974-1999, The 25th Anniversary Issue

Cornelius Van Til

Gary North

Theology

The authors argue for infallibility from a distinctly presuppositional perspective. That is, their arguments are unapologetically circular because they believe all ultimate claims are based on one's beginning assumptions. The question of Biblical infallibility rests ultimately in one's belief about the character of God. They believe man is a creature of faith, not, following the Enlightenment's humanism, of reason. They affirm Biblical infallibility because the God Whom the Bible reveals could speak in no other way than infallibly, and because the Bible in which God is revealed asserts that God alone speaks infallibly. Men deny infallibility to God not for intellectual reasons, but for ethical reasons - they are sinners in rebellion against God and His authority in favor of their own. The authors wrote convinced that only by a recovery of faith in an infallible Bible and obedience to its every command can Christians hope to turn back evil both in today's church and culture.

Infallibility and interpretation

Rousas John Rushdoony

Important reading for those who want a greater grasp of an orthodox, God-honoring view of the Bible. (Theology)

Creation According to the Scriptures: A Presuppositional Defense of Literal, Six-Day Creation

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