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An Introduction to Hohfeldian Rights Analysis
Law | Political Theology

An Introduction to Hohfeldian Rights Analysis

ByRobert J. McPherson II

Arguably, Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld is the greatest legal theorist America has ever produced. The Hohfeldian Rights Analysis was one of the greatest breakthroughs in the philosophy of law.

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Capital Punishment Defended
Conservatism | Law

Capital Punishment Defended

ByPatrick Steckbeck

This article gives a Biblical case favoring capital punishment with a response to three of the most utilized arguments against the doctrine of capital punishment.

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Stahl’s Reformed Theory of Freedom
Law | Political Theology | Uncategorized

Stahl’s Reformed Theory of Freedom

ByRobert J. McPherson II

The difference between liberty and license was prominent in Stahl’s view of freedom. Building explicitly on an Augustinian conception of ethics and freedom, Stahl articulates a counterintuitive view of political freedom we need to hear today.

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Calvin’s Influence on Legal Theory
Political Theology | Law

Calvin’s Influence on Legal Theory

ByRobert J. McPherson II

When thinking of John Calvin, we don’t think of politics and legal theory. But impact legal theory he did.

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Weimar Republic and Gun Control
Law | War

Weimar Republic and Gun Control

ByGarrett Mullet

History has proven repeatedly that a disarmed populace is at the mercy of whoever seizes the government.

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What should be the Christian stand on the death penalty?
Conservatism | Law | Social Justice | Theology and Scripture

What should be the Christian stand on the death penalty?

ByR.C. Sproul

The Bible says that human life is so sacred, so precious, so holy “human life has so much dignity” that if with malice of forethought you wantonly destroy another human being, you thereby forfeit your own right to life.

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