
Building Godly NationsPaperback, 278 Pages
Price $16.00

By this Standard: The Authority of God’s Law TodayGod's Law is Christianity's tool of dominion. This is where any discussion of God's law ultimately arrives: the issue of dominion. Ask yourself: Who is to rule on earth, Christ or Satan? Whose followers have the ethically acceptable tool of dominion, Christ's or Satan's? What is this tool of dominion, the biblically revealed law of God, or the law of self-proclaimed autonomous man? Whose word is sovereign, God's or man's?
Millions of Christians, sadly, have not recognized the continuing authority of God's law or its many applications to modern society. They have thereby reaped the whirlwind--cultural and intellectual impotence. They implicitly denied the power of the death and resurrection of Christ. They have served as footstools for the enemies of God. But humanism's free ride is coming to an end. This book serves as an introduction to this woefully neglected topic.
Hardback, 265 pages
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In 1977 Greg L. Bahnsen released a work designed to shed light on a distinctly biblical view of ethics: Theonomy in Christian Ethics. He argued for the continuing validity of God's law in the New Covenant era and the modern world. Unfortunately, his brilliant light of biblical understanding produced a scorching heat of ecclesiastical debate.
One of his earliest criticisms was written by Reformed Old Testament scholar Dr. Meredith G. Kline writing in the 1978 Westminster Theological Journal. Though Bahnsen responded to Kline, followers of Kline's "Intrusion Ethics" have continued to criticize Theonomy from within Theonomy's own biblical frame of reference: covenant theology.
In the present work, Dr. Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr., responds to more recent criticism by Klinean scholar Dr. T. David Gordon. Covenantal Theonomy ably handles Gordon's philosophical, exegetical, and theological objections, showing not only that theonomic ethics is within the mainstream of Reformed, Confessional theology, but is firmly rooted in the covenantal Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments.
Paperback, 175 pages
PRICE $20.00

This first volume in the God & Government series begins with the basics: Self-Government and Family Government; Ecclesiastical Government; The Origin and Development of Civil Government; The Purpose and Function of Civil Government; Jesus and Civil Government; A Christian History of the United States; The Relationship of Church and state in the Bible; The relationship of Church and state in the First Amendment.
Paperback, 217 pages
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In this second volume in the series, Gary DeMar addresses issues such as: Developing a Biblical Worldview; Worldviews in Conflicts; Sovereignty and Dominion; Sovereignty and Ownership; Financing the State and God's Kingdom; The Enemies of Biblical Economics; The Causes and Conquest of Poverty. Each volume in this series is self-teaching with questions, answers, and Bible references.
Paperback, 242 pages
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In this third volume in the God & Government series Gary DeMar talks solutions. How do we restore the republic? This volume includes: The Biblical View of Authority; The Enemies of Biblical Authority; God's Sovereignty Over the Nations; The Foundation of Law; The Administration of Justice; Sovereignty and Education; The Future of Government; and a list of books for further reading and study. Each volume in this series is self-teaching with questions, answers, and Bible references.
Paperback, 314 pages
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Succinct summation of theonomic argument. Ideal for introducing theonomic thesis. Originally taught as a Sunday evening Bible study. "Lucid introduction to Theonomy. Very clear and concise" (Christian News). "Informative presentation. Clear, concise" (Pulpit Helps). "Especially relevant and important for our time" (Christianity & Society). "Reader should be refreshed and encouraged" (Presbyterian Witness).
Paperback, I.C.E. 2nd Printing, 71 Pages
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Immigration and Nation, a Biblical ViewIs it God's will that America should be overwhelmed by massive immigration? Some religious professionals who claim to speak for God would have Americans think so. Because they endow their opinions with divine authority, quite a number of people under their leadership and influence are confused on the issue of immigration.
For the historic Christian faith, however, the source of truth has not been the views of men, but the Bible. What does the Bible have to say on the topic of immigration and the related issue of nationhood?
John Vinson's Immigration and Nation, a Biblical View examines Old and New Testament teachings on these matters. The author concludes from numerous passages that the divine plan calls for the division of mankind into nations, each with its own unique character and distinctions. To the extent that immigration erases these distinctions, it is out of the will of God.
Far from being a humanitarian enterprise, the author concludes, massive immigration is a policy rooted in humanistic pride and the worship of mammon.
Paperback Booklet, 21 Pages
Key Biblical Principles for Civil Government
Liberating the NationsPaperback, 214 Pages
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Salvation and Godly Rule

10 Truths About Socialism

Nothing tells the true story of the Tea Party movement better than the Tea Party Movie! Cheered by audiences at CPAC, at the Tea Party Convention and screening parties nationwide, this inspirational and powerful story explains core principals, and gets to heart of why "We The People" are taking our country back!
DVD, 100 min
Price $19.95
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The Ten Commandments & Their Influence on American LawPaperback, 288 pages
It is the duty of Christians to address not only spiritual but also social and political needs in their community and nation. This book examines what those duties are and how the church can effectively prepare its members to be salt in the public arena. Includes the civil teachings of Jesus and the responsibilities of the individual, family, church, and state.
Paperback, 65 pages
Price $8.00

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