When Samuel Rutherford declared “the law is king,” he echoed a biblical truth: no ruler is above God’s justice. This post explores Christianity’s profound influence on the rule of law.
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Civic Theology
How should Christians think about government, law, and public life? Civic theology explores the biblical foundations of justice, authority, liberty, and citizenship. In a culture shaped by expressive individualism and political polarization, these articles equip believers to engage the public square with theological clarity and moral courage. Rooted in Scripture, this section addresses vital questions about church and state, religious liberty, and Christian responsibility in society.
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From Covenant to Constitution – Biblical Federalism and the American Mind
America’s layered government structure didn’t just come from Enlightenment thought—it was born from covenant theology, biblical justice, and the Reformed tradition.
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The Bible and the Constitution – Influence, Silence, and Interpretation
Why doesn’t the U.S. Constitution mention God? This post explores the deeper biblical roots behind the Founders’ legal vision—even when the text remains silent.
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Pulpits and Patriotism – The Political Sermons of the Founding Era
Political sermons shaped colonial thought and stirred a generation to liberty. Discover how pastors used Scripture to proclaim justice, rebuke tyranny, and disciple a fledgling republic.
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How Biblical Was the American Founding? – Fact and Fiction
Was the founding of America Christian, deist, or something in between? This post examines the real theological influences behind the Founding Fathers and separates myth from fact.
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The Sound of the Saints
On a spring night in College Station, the sound of a train whistle stirs the soul—but the church bell remains silent. This powerful, storytelling narrative explores the rich history and spiritual meaning…
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The Covenant Continues – Our Civic Theology Today and Tomorrow
America’s covenant endures. Discover how biblical principles still guide our civic life—and why the future depends on faithful citizens.
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Modern America – Faith, Freedom, and Cultural Shifts
From public prayer to cultural debates, America’s civic faith faces new trials — but the Bible’s legacy still endures.
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Civil Rights and Social Justice – Continuing the March of Freedom
From pulpits to protest lines, the Bible powered the Civil Rights Movement. Discover how Scripture called America to justice.
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Slavery and Abolition – Biblical Freedom for All
In the fight against slavery, the Bible was both misused and redeemed. Explore how Scripture ultimately fueled freedom for all.
