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This and That
David Strain makes a very good point about the doctrine of the two thingies: If the Kingdom is not advanced by ‘the sword’, that is, by means of physical coercion, but the God ordained role of the civil magistrate is to use the sword to enforce the rule of law, how can the Christian’s work… Read More→