What does the “theonomic” view of ethics really maintain? Many people (especially critics) are pretty far off the mark here. Dr. Bahnsen, author of Theonomy in Christian Ethics, explains in these easily to understood lectures what the Bible teaches about the continuing normativity of the Old Testament law and its relevance for modern politics. Great summary presentation of the “theonomic” position.
Theonomic Approach to Ethics
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Who’s in Charge Here? (Luke 6:44)Start
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Has God Changed His Mind? (Matt 5:16–20)Start
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How is the Old Testament Old? (Heb 8:13–10:1)Start
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No King but Caesar? (John 19:15)Start
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When is Punishment Criminal? (Heb 2:1–4)Start
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The Law: To Criticize or Obey? (James 4:1–12)Start
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Do We Need External Rules in Christian Ethics?Start
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God’s Law as a Pattern for Social RighteousnessStart
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The Current Question of HomosexualityStart
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The Current Question of Capital PunishmentStart
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Social Ethics and the Westminster Confession of FaithStart
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Abortion and General Questions & Answers, Pt. 1Start
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Abortion and General Questions & Answers, Pt. 2Start