Once for All Delivered

Andrew and Caleb next take a look at the modern Two Kingdoms view that has emerged from Meredith Kline and Westminster Seminary California.

Caleb and Andrew talk southern-fried classic rock for a moment before turning to the issue of theonomy. What is theonomy? What is general equity, and is general equity theonomic? How does theonomy relate to historic Reformed establishmentarianism? (A little shorter episode this week, but we’ll have a longer one next week).

Andrew and Caleb lose the support of Great Britian before diving into some of the key biblical texts surrounding church and state issues. What are these texts, and how have they been interpreted (or misinterpreted)?

No regular episode this week because of the holidays, but Andrew provides instead an audio reading of his article which appeared today on onceforalldelivered.com titled "Reformed Seminaries Took Millions in Federal COVID-19 Aid."

Caleb and Andrew continue their look at church and state issues. How should Christians respond to the present crisis? Is the way out backward, forward, or something else? Plus, we announce the winner of the OFAD Christmas Delivaway!

What does man lose in the Fall? What is retained? What is the role of common grace, natural theology, and natural law (and how does Bavinck help?) What biblical evidence supports the view that grace renews nature?

Enter the OFAD Christmas Delivaway! OFAD Christmas Delivaway 2022 (kingsumo.com)

Enter at https://kingsumo.com/g/m15yct/ofad-christmas-delivaway-2022

Once for All Delivered (re)launches with a discussion of some of the foundations of Christian cultural engagement. What is the distinction between nature and grace, and what are the popular historic views? Which one do we think is correct, and why?"Nature and Grace in Bavinck" by Jan Veenhof (dordt.edu)