Law

Two kingdom theology: a politician’s paradise

January 31st, 2013 | by Dr. Joel McDurmon

Speaking at his Escondido seminary’s conference “Christ, Kingdom, and Culture,” on the topic “Christ and the State,” two kingdoms advocate

Black Woman Fired for Expressing Her Personal Opinions

January 7th, 2013 | by Gary DeMar

Crystal Dixon, formerly employed at the University of Toledo, was fired “after she wrote a personal letter to the editor

Are Pastors Finally Getting the Message about Politics?

October 2nd, 2012 | by Gary DeMar

In 2000, John MacArthur wrote a book with the title Why Government Can’t Save You.[1] When this book first appeared,

The Declaration of Independence was written in the long shadow of Magna Carta, a thirteenth-century document that maintained that even the king was bound by law, not only the law of the commonwealth but God's law. King John reluctantly bound himself to the charter's provisions by attaching his seal

Articles

Do evolutionists have an agenda?

August 23rd, 2012 | by Nathaniel Darnell

A while ago I wrote an article about the Answers in Genesis creation museum, and received a comment from someone

American History

Were the founding fathers egalitarians? What did they mean by “all men are created equal”?

August 8th, 2012 | by Nathaniel Darnell

Did they mean that all men are equal in all matters? For example, did they mean that all men were born into equal social position? Did they mean that all men are born into equal financial situations? Experience would deny those interpretations. The founders themselves recognized from their own experience in many of their writings that different men were born into different situations. […

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The Three Purposes of God’s Law — An Answer to the U.N. Disabilities Treaty

July 25th, 2012 | by Nathaniel Darnell

The U.N. Convention treaty on the Rights of People With Disabilities has been held up in the U.S. Senate now

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Crown Rights Media Interviews Gary DeMar with “The Chocolate Knox”

July 23rd, 2012 | by Gary DeMar

Crown Rights Media recently recorded a series of video interviews with me and its host “the Chocolate Knox,” speaking about

Apologetics

“God is mean!” says African political leader, and is Amazing Grace still “amazing”?

July 18th, 2012 | by Nathaniel Darnell

In the African country of Ghana, Mr. George Ayisi Boateng, a founding member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has recently stirred controversy for publicly saying on radio that "God is a very wicked man" to have made Ghanaians Professor John Evans Atta Mills the nation's President. Without getting too embroiled in Ghuanian politics, I think we can all appreciate the frustration of having a man in political power who we believe is doing