Apart from getting the gospel right and getting the gospel out, there is perhaps no problem more pressing upon the church than that of how to relate Christ to culture. H. Richard Niebuhr identified three approaches: Christ against culture (e.g., Tertullian), Christ . . . Continue reading →
TABLE OF CONTENTS Sources Books Essays, Quotations, and Reviews Sources The Language Of A “Twofold Kingdom” Has Deep Roots In Reformed Orthodoxy “Two Kingdoms” circa 115-50? Chrysostom On Two Kingdoms Christendom Was A Renewal Of The Old Testament Theocracy What The Reformed . . . Continue reading →
Media Resources (Podcasts, Interviews, and Videos) Heidelmedia Heidelcast Heidelvideo How To Find Things On The Heidelblog Using the HB Effectively Top Ten HB Posts Through The Years Heidelblog Contributors What Do Christians Believe and Why? The Ancient Ecumenical Creeds The Reformed Confessions . . . Continue reading →
This section of the report has sought to provide a thorough, fair, and constitutionally grounded analysis of the relationship between the PCA’s Constitution and the various positions held under the heading of “Christian Nationalism.” Based on this analysis, the Committee offers the . . . Continue reading →
The Christian Nationalists are proposing an American Revolution. Some of them want, in place of free churches, voluntarily attended by free Americans, to institute a federal church, directly contrary to the First Amendment of the Constitution—”Congress shall make no law respecting an . . . Continue reading →