Loyalty, Immigration, and Citizenship
A man who has no loyalties is a man whose identity is up for sale. The virtue of loyalty is but one sine qua non of the social ingredients necessary for a society to “stick together.”
Divine Concurrence and Moral Responsibility
To be human is to be a responsible agent, accountable before the face of God. Paganism and secularism alike seek to deny that responsibility — either by denying God or by denying culpability.
What is Secularism?
Secularism is reductionistic. It is the rejection of the transcendent. If we cannot explain the existence of everything that we see by the transcendent explanation of a Creator beyond this world, we must explain all that exists based on its constitutive elements
The Protestant Doctrine of Alienation and Vocation
Protestantism developed the doctrine of vocation. This view of work comes from the idea that God uniquely calls and equips every man for a sacred task, not merely the clergy.
Calvin’s Influence on Legal Theory
When thinking of John Calvin, we don’t think of politics and legal theory. But impact legal theory he did.
Correcting John Rawls’s Social Justice
Conservative Christians must know John Rawls. His philosophy has bled into our theology and is in the church. Is justice without social justice possible?
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