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AD Robles

almost 6 years ago

4:56

The case for religious liberty is more compelling than the case for Christian power.

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Your Liberties and Freedoms: Hanging by a Thread

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 14 years ago

9:26

This sends a message that should be of concern to every Christian. Religious liberty means not only what is sometimes now described by people in the government as freedom of worship. It means freedom of religious expression.

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The Political Heresy in Christian Nationalism

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Conversations That Matter

over 3 years ago

9:38

In contrast, Stephen Wolf's best -selling book, The Case for Christian Nationalism, argues for a nation based upon natural affection, similarity, and fellowship. This includes a common language, manners, customs, stories, taboos, rituals, calendars, social expectations, duties, loves, and religion.

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Religious Liberty Ft. Ian Huyett

TRUEOLOGY

6 months ago

6:38

So religious liberty is pertinent to a range of different things. And I would say, if I were to give you one sort of overarching answer about what's the significance in the early to mid -21st century of religious liberty, I would say that we're in a battle for the soul of the church, and there are two obviously conflicting visions of Christian engagement with the courts, the legal world, and the public square within the soul of the Christian.

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AD Robles

over 4 years ago

3:18

I think that's a very obvious conclusion for a Christian to reach. We ought to have a Christian government implementing Christian laws. So here's the first case that they try to make against it. So they say religious liberty is supported by human nature.

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The Case for Christian Localism

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4 months ago

1:58

Which is called the case for Christian localism, which is on this very topic. I start off with a quote from Robert Lewis Dabney the Presbyterian theologian. He says government is not the creator, but the creature of human society.

1:49:56

Examining the Christian Nationalism Debate Part 2

Apologia Studios

over 2 years ago

15:34

But the accusation is that Christians want to use the power of the state to compel belief. Yeah. That would be my guess. Whereas nothing could be further from the truth in terms of what we believe. Although the state is not exempt from having a role in promoting truth and rejecting falsehood, rejecting error.

6:59

we are on the trajectory to theonomy. #shorts

TIL

Truth in Love Network

over 3 years ago

1:45

It's a it's a Christian doctrine. I believe that religious liberty and I believe that the law and it's only God's law will lead us to Christian liberty. And it also and I think if we try to answer that question I think it will put it will ease the pressure of the objections that you were bringing up John why do we believe in religious liberty.

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The Battle over Christian Culture

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Conversations That Matter

about 3 years ago

28:22

That's quite a bit. And state churches. Some of the people who are combating this saying, well, we're for the Constitution, therefore we have to be against Christian nationalism or cultural Christianity, because we're for freedom of conscience.

36:22

Stephen Wolfe on the Case for Christian Nationalism- Part 1: Defining Christian Nationalism

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over 3 years ago

4:18

But it's also saying we Christians need to have this assertive will for our good. And this includes, in a way, taking the public institutions for Christ, ordering them to heavenly life. And so I tried to present a framework and arguments for that in the book.

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Christian Liberty? The Weaker Brother? | Theocast

Theocast

over 5 years ago

7:31

Right, but when I hear Christian liberty talked about, it is a burden, and this is what I mean by it, is I don't know where I have been liberated from, because I might step on somebody's theological, and I would say preference, where I am now not at liberty to say, think, or do something because this person's conscience is bound by it, and if their conscience is bound by it, then I must, too, be bound by it, so liberty is only as strong as the loudest voice in the room.

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Virtuous Liberty with Andrew Sandlin

Apologia Studios

over 2 years ago

10:25

The the problem with the Christian nationalism is not that it's Christian. We support that holy. Entirely. The problem is not that we need Christian nations. Of course. I mean many of us have been arguing for that for a long time.

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Stephen Wolfe on the Case for Christian Nationalism- Part 3: Revolution and Liberty of Conscience

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Conversations That Matter

over 3 years ago

14:14

So in the United States, we have a thorough tradition of religious liberty along those lines. I don't see why you can't have a thoroughly Christian society, Christian government, even like a sort of established church and still permit people to have their own independent place of worship.

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Against the Waves: Christian Order in a Liberal Age (Book Trailer)

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over 1 year ago

0:26

With a compelling case for reviving the Christian principles that once anchored Western civilization,

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Should Believers Affirm Christian Nationalism?

Your Calvinist

almost 3 years ago

8:55

The desire for a Christian nation is not a distraction from the gospel, but rather an effort to faithfully apply all of scripture to all of life, including the public square. As such, Christian nationalism is not just for civil authorities, just as submitting to Christ's Lordship is not just for civil authorities, but for all people.

1:09:38

Faith Under Fire: Legal Challenges and the Christian Response with Davis Younts

ARR

Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report

over 1 year ago

45:43

And the Constitution allows for religious freedom and disagreement. But ultimately are the world wants us to remain silent. They do not want Christians to participate in the public square and they want to close off our faith.

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Owen Strachan is the Zach Wilson of Theology - Part 3

AD Robles

almost 3 years ago

15:40

No, I mean, I have major concerns about Stephen Wolfe and the book, The Case for Christian Nationalism. I don't know where his heart is. I want good for him. I want him to know the liberation of the gospel and to not be making new laws that are binding people.

1:27:21

Stephen Wolfe Answers His Critics (Audio)

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 3 years ago

1:02:21

And that culminated, you know, argued to the founding where the idea was, it was a expansion of Protestant principles, where we can affirm that you're Christian, you're Christian, you're Christian, it's not a matter of alignment to an institution.

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This Week in Witchcraft (S1 E10)

HYN

Have You Not Read

about 4 years ago

8:58

Libertarianism does not accord with christianity. There are things that libertarians value. Such as property rights such as being anti Antityrannical that we can certainly agree on. But the reasons why we agree to them are different.

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Christian Liberty- Laborers' Podcast

TIL

Truth in Love Network

almost 2 years ago

15:57

Christian liberty is not liberty to sin. Right. This is not exactly. You know this is not a Christian freedom to live the way you are. Paul argues against that as as Jay mentioned. Right. You know should we send more.