This week, Dr. Ventrella tackles internet pornography as well as Theonomy and Eschatology.

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What does the Bible tell us about Ordo Amoris? How does Christian ethics play into public policy?

In this episode, Dr. Ventrella and Joshua Gielow discuss questions that arose from the recent Dicta of Charnock's flirtation with gnosticism: https://truthxchange.com/cherish-dont-cling-stephen-charnocks-gnostic-flirtation/. For more resources from TruthXchange, visit us at www.truthxchange.com

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My son Jeremy is studying British history, and is currently reading about the Covenanters and King Charles I. He asked if I could pop over this question: "Dear Jeff, I am learning a bit about our world governments at school. Recently we learned about the Scots who resisted King Charles the first. They were called the covenanters. One of the things they did was draw up a treaty for the nation to covenant with God. It reminded me of one of your episodes where you talked about how the government is God's servant. I wondered if this was even truly necessary? Why should a nation have to make a covenant with God in the first place if all rulers are God's servants? Ps. Thanks for the show. I listen to them while I do my after school chores on Fridays."

A Discussion on Law, abolisitionism, and being stupid for Jesus.

Welcome to the Truth Exchange podcast. This is a weekly program with Dr. Jeffrey J. Ventrella, where he answers questions from subscribers around the globe, answering questions about worldview, cultural apologetics and other miscellaneous items. I'm your host, Joshua Gielow, and this is another edition of the Director's Bag.

Judy from Colorado Springs, Colorado, writes:  Okay, this was a deep dive. She's referring to the latest dicta that went out on natural law, and this is one dicta I'm going to have to go back to think about.

"Is natural law another alternative to the word of God and apologetic discourse so as not to come off as Bible thumpy? Where does one look to read more about the various laws of natural law?"