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The good king or emperor is one who administers justice, deals fairly with his people, upholds what is good, and punishes those who do evil.
The nations come into their heavenly possession as redeemed, rejoicing, converted, believing, born-again individuals to receive their eternal reward.
Their belief in the liberty of conscience came to be expressed in America as a zeal for new levels of religious freedom and a passion that the state not interfere in the least with the affairs of the church.
I am not a Christian Nationalist, but I almost could be. These six questions are for Christian Nationalists and for those drawn to a more assertive vision of the Christian magistrate and church–state relations.
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Can Christians “lose” their salvation? Is it possible to be part of a church and not be truly saved? Listen to Kevin’s helpful answer.
Is church optional for the Christian? Kevin gives three helpful visual images to explain why Christians must not neglect the body of Christ.
Kevin walks through the theological distinctions of covenant theology, answering why he is a Presbyterian and not a Baptist.
Kevin offers thoughtful biblical wisdom for believers about using artificial intelligence well during the live Clearly Reformed Q&A event.
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