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Publication
Tyler, TX: Institute for Christian Economics, 1991.
Physical description
xv, 345 p.; 22 cm
Notes
COMMENTS:
Publisher's Preface, Gary North
1. Introduction to the Debate.
2. A Recognizable, Distinct Position.
3. Spurious Targets and Misguided Arrows.
4. Theological and Logical Fallacies.
5. Change of Dispensation or Covenant.
6. Categories of Old Testament Law.
7. Israel's Theocratic Uniqueness.
8. Separation of Church and State.
9. God's Law and Civil Government Today.
10. Religious Crimes, Religious Toleration.
11. Pluralist Opposition to Theonomy.
12. Autonomous Penology, Arbitrary Penology.
13. The Penal Code as an Instrument of the Covenant Community.
14. Flexibility Regarding the Penal Code.
15. What Other Standard?
Appendix A : The Exegesis of Matthew 5.
Appendix B : Poythress as a Theonomist.
Publisher's Preface, Gary North
1. Introduction to the Debate.
2. A Recognizable, Distinct Position.
3. Spurious Targets and Misguided Arrows.
4. Theological and Logical Fallacies.
5. Change of Dispensation or Covenant.
6. Categories of Old Testament Law.
7. Israel's Theocratic Uniqueness.
8. Separation of Church and State.
9. God's Law and Civil Government Today.
10. Religious Crimes, Religious Toleration.
11. Pluralist Opposition to Theonomy.
12. Autonomous Penology, Arbitrary Penology.
13. The Penal Code as an Instrument of the Covenant Community.
14. Flexibility Regarding the Penal Code.
15. What Other Standard?
Appendix A : The Exegesis of Matthew 5.
Appendix B : Poythress as a Theonomist.