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Yes, there can be a Christian nation today?
We came across an article written by OPC Pastor Larry Wilson in a publication which reprinted it this summer. The context for the article was to challenge the dangerous practice of proof-texting from the Bible to make an argument. The topic Pastor Wilson chose was whether or not the United States was a Christian nation. The Scripture passage he referenced was 2 Chronicles 7:14. Though the purpose for the article was proof-texting, the question discussed of whether or not America is a Christian nation, provided another excellent opportunity for rebuttal. I offer a rebuttal below, raising questions about the credibility of Pastor Wilson’s arguments, and offering a more compelling Christian position. Click here to read Pastor Wilson’s article: ‘Patriotic’ pretexting – Larry Wilson – August 2012. Let us provide the introductory paragraphs, so that you have some idea of where he was going even if you don’t take a moment to look at his entire article.
Book review: God and Government – There is no such thing as neutrality
ChristianGovernance eletter – August 13, 2012
Book review: God and Government – There is no such thing as neutrality
The views expressed here are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official stance of ChristianGovernance.
“Government” or “civil government”
Following is an initial comment on the new book, “God and Government,” written by Dr. Cornelis Van Dam, a recently retired professor of Old Testament studies from the Canadian Reformed Theological Seminary in Hamilton, Ontario. We will be publishing a review of the book in the days ahead.
ChristianGovernance eletter – August 6, 2012
Kingdom thoughts on Matthew 17:24-27 – taxation and authority
ChristianGovernance eletter – July 23, 2012
Update re. ARPA’s upcoming BC & Ontario events
Updated Information About ARPA’s Upcoming Events in BC & Ontario
Grace & Truth in Canadian Politics and Launch of the Stand up For Freedom Canada Campaign
Christ exemplified a message of both grace and truth. How can we apply this to Canadian politics? This presentation by ARPA Canada’s director Mark Penninga will include interviews with Canadian leaders to apply these principles to specific issues of the day.