Tag Archives: religious right

Two-Kingdom W— V— in Iowa

By D. G. Hart | Published: January 10, 2012
Why Can't Newt wear a tie to church

Mikelmann has been on a roll lately as the GOP hopefuls have rolled through Iowa. The inconsistencies that evangelical faith and w— v— convictions place upon Iowa’s citizens and the Republican’s candidates is indeed staggering. It even shows how faith-based political engagement is seriously hurting the integrity of Christ’s followers. But apparently the stakes in… Read More→

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At Least Theonomists Are Consistent (well, maybe not)

By D. G. Hart | Published: August 11, 2011

I participated yesterday in my first interview on my new book (all about me, remember), From Billy Graham to Sarah Palin, yesterday on a local Detroit Christian radio station. The host was gracious but unfortunately we talked much less about the book than about his and my own differences over theology and politics. One take-away… Read More→

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What’s Good for the Immanentizer is Good for the Post-Millennialist

By D. G. Hart | Published: August 10, 2011

Alan Jacobs pushes back against Andrew Sullivan’s recent denunciation of Christianism. According to Sullivan: Christians will look back on this period, I believe, with horror. The desire to control others’ lives and souls through politics is so anathema to the Gospels it will one day have to be exposed and ended. Until then, we just… Read More→

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If You Can’t Say Something Nice . . .

By D. G. Hart | Published: October 15, 2009

Who says Old Lifers can never say anything good about theonomists? Here is evidence that says they can. Granted, the kind words stem from comparisons among theonomy, terrorism, and a certain strain of the Left — sort of like being damned by faint praise. Even so, we can all be thankful that theonomists are not… Read More→

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