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Judicial Precedent as Law – Summary
In America, judicial precedent is law. This is true even if it is true that:a) Some of that law is bad law;b) Some of that law is unconstitutional law;c) Some of that law would be “honored in the breach”;d) Some of that law outrages us;e) Some of that law could be overturned tomorrow;f) Some of…
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John Owen on the Theonomy Debate between Joel McDurmon and Jordan Hall
John Owen, Works, Volume 8 (“Sermons to the Nations“), p. 394: Although the institutions and examples of the Old Testament, of the duty of magistrates in the things and about the worship of God, are not, in their whole latitude and extent, to be drawn into rules that should be obligatory to all magistrates now,…
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Joel McDurmon Reviews "The Escondido Theology"
Mr. McDurmon has provided a very interesting review of “The Escondido Theology,” as well as of some of the responses and context of the work. McDurmon made an excellent observation relative to Godfrey’s comment: “All of us on the faculty of Westminster Seminary California are shocked and saddened by John Frame’s book, The Escondido Theology.” …