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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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Constitution and Law – God, Reason, and the Rule of Law
Moral law, natural rights, and checks and balances — discover how the Bible influenced America’s constitutional design.
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Declaration of Independence – Biblical Echoes of Equality
“All men are created equal” echoes Scripture. See how the Declaration of Independence drew deeply from biblical truth.
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The Founders’ Faith – Saints, Sinners, and Scripture
Saints, sinners, and statesmen alike — the Founders leaned on Scripture to shape a new nation. Explore their faith, flaws, and founding vision.
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The Great Awakenings – Revival and the Liberty Mindset
From campfires to pulpits, revival preaching fueled America’s passion for liberty. Explore how the Great Awakenings stirred a nation toward freedom.
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Covenant and Calling: The Puritan Vision for America
The Puritans envisioned America as a covenant community under God. Discover how Scripture guided colonial law, liberty, and life in early New England.
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What Is Civic Theology? Reframing Christian Engagement in Public Life
Before America became a nation, its people saw the Bible as the bedrock of liberty. Explore how Scripture grounded America’s founding ideals in this vivid historical journey.
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USAID: A Biblical Examination of America’s Foreign Aid Program
How should Christians think about foreign aid? This post takes a biblical look at USAID, stewardship, global justice, and the unintended consequences of doing good badly.
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Restoring the Balance: Revisiting the 17th Amendment and Federal-State Power
Is the Senate still serving the states? This post examines the unintended consequences of the 17th Amendment and makes the case for a return to constitutional balance.
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The Fourteenth Amendment and Birthright Citizenship: A Call for Justice and Compassion
Birthright citizenship is a legal right—but is it a just one? This post unpacks the history of the 14th Amendment and explores a gospel-informed approach to immigration and justice.
