The prophet Jeremiah wrote to the Jewish exiles in Babylon to “seek the peace and prosperity of the city to which I have carried you into exile. Pray...
In this series, I have tried to present textual and ethical reasons for thinking that the Bible teaches a minimalist view of the state. I have also looked...
My first car was one of Honda’s early US market entry models. It was a rather small, two-door car with a faux back seat and a tiny four-cylinder...
In my previous article, we discussed how Jesus’s ethics and teachings lead to a conclusion about a limited view of government. In today’s article, the final one in...
In my previous article, we examined the first principle of how to approach Old Testament teaching to see if there is a biblical view of the state. Today,...
In my previous article, we reviewed the three main worldviews and their relation to big government. This series will interpret how biblical scriptures imply a minimal government, and...
Imagine the scene, thousands of years ago: the desert sun was relentless when Abraham, resting at the entrance of his tent at Mamre, looked up to see three...
In my previous article, I elaborated on the Old Testament usage of shalom as a greeting, to denote a relationship, or to signify complete maturity. Today, we’re going...
Deep in the heart of every person, there is a sense of the way things are supposed to be. Biblical scholar Jonathan Pennington says the desire to “live...
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