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Rabbi Bret explains why short of theonomy, even transformationalists like the Baylys are guilty of two-kingdom thinking: . . . the Bayly’s are victims of compartmentalized thinking. They seem to think that one can have a Constitutional objection or financial objection that isn’t at the same time a theological connection. Would someone mind introducing me… Read More→