The Christian Reconstruction movement, also known as Theonomy, had its beginnings in 1973 with the publication of Rousas John Rushdoony’s Institutes of Biblical Law. Not long after, Greg L. Bahnsen’s Theonomy in Christian Ethics appeared, followed by numerous works by Gary North, Kenneth Gentry, Gary DeMar, and others. The stated goal of the Reconstructionists is to “apply the Word of God to all areas of life.” However, despite its wide influence and acceptance within Calvinistic circles, the theology of the movement departs significantly from the historic Reformed faith on the subject of Old Testament law, merges the Covenant of Works with the Covenant of Grace, and dangerously undermines the Gospel itself. This updated and greatly expanded third edition is extensively documented from the published works of the leaders of the movement.

Judicial Warfare: Christian Reconstruction and Its Blueprints For Dominion

Religion & Spirituality

Durand, Greg Loren

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The essential importance of the doctrine of sin to the health and progress of the Christian religion on earth is evident to all who will soberly reflect upon the implications of its denial or perversion. For the supreme interest of Christian teaching is salvation, the salvation of sinners from sin. Consequently, the character of salvation which is in Christ can never be properly comprehended apart from the sin which is in the sons of Adam. This truism is especially pertinent with respect to that aspect of the doctrine of original sin (from the Introduction).

The Problem of Original Sin in American Presbyterian Theology

Hutchinson, George P.

Dispensationalism is perhaps best known for its distinctive doctrines of a “secret rapture” of the Church, a future “great Tribulation” over which will preside an evil world leader known as the “Antichrist,” and the rebuilding of the Jewish temple in Jerusalem along with the reinstitution of the Old Testament sacrificial system under a restored Levitical priesthood. However, the most pernicious errors of this system are not eschatological, but soteriological. As this book demonstrates, Dispensationalism, as popularized in the early 1900s by C.I. Scofield in his Reference Bible, and believed today by a large segment of the professing Evangelical Church in America, is a radical departure from the historic Christian understanding of the Kingdom and leads to an undermining of the biblical Gospel itself.

The Gospel of the Kingdom: An Examination of Modern Dispensationalism

Mauro, Philip

The author of this fascinating book lays out the continuous line of dated events embedded in the Bible which spans across forty centuries of time from the creation of Adam to the resurrection of Jesus Christ. A tremendous testimony to the divine Authorship and reliability of the Scriptures.

The Wonders of Bible Chronology

The ethical principles and practices outlined by the author of this volume constitute indespensible advice for Christian girls who desire to become godly women for the glory of God. Chapter titles include "Piety as the Spring of Action and Regulator of the Soul," "Treatment of Brothers and Sisters and Others in the Family," "Behavior at Table," "Choice of Society and Formation of Friendships," "Government of the Tongue," etc. This book should be in every home, and in the library of every young lady. Be sure to get a copy of the companion volume, How To Be a Man, by the same author.

How To Be a Lady: A Book For Girls Containing Helpful Hints on the Formation of Character

Newcomb, Harvey

Samuel Miller, a contemporary of Princeton theologian Charles Hodge, offers here an excellent treatise on the scriptural basis of infant baptism, and skillfully responds to the many objections that have been raised against its practice. This work also takes an historical look at the doctrines of modern Baptist theology and traces their roots back to the Anabaptists of the Sixteenth Century.

Infant Baptism: Scriptural and Reasonable

Miller, Samuel

According to the Scriptures, the Body of Christ is to be ruled by a plurality of elders elected by and accountable to the people of each congregation. One of the most complete treatises ever written on the Presbyterian system of church government, this book details the historical basis and scriptural qualifications for the office of ruling elder.

The Ruling Elder: The Warrant, Nature, and Duties of the Office in the Presbyterian Church

Miller D.D., Samuel

The ethical principles and practices outlined by the author of this volume constitute indespensible advice for Christian boys who desire to become godly men for the glory of God. Chapter titles include "Piety as the Spring of Action and Regulator of the Soul," "Treatment of Brothers and Sisters and Others in the Family," "Behavior at Table," "Choice of Society and Formation of Friendships," "Government of the Tongue," etc. This book should be in every home, and in the library of every young man. Be sure to get a copy of the companion volume, How To Be a Lady, by the same author.

How To Be a Man: A Book For Boys Containing Helpful Hints on the Formation of Character

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