Category Archives: Theonomy/Eschatology

The Death of Professor Francis Nigel Lee

Posted on December 23, 2011 by Uri Brito

The news came out today that F.N. Lee has passed away. According to Dr. Lee’s resource page, “in September 2011, Dr. Lee was diagnosed with incurable Motor Neurone Disease, alias Amytropic Lateral Sclerosis or Lou Gehrig’s disease. At 7.50 am Friday … Continue reading →

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Critics of Theonomy and the Eschatology of Victory

Posted on May 18, 2011 by Uri Brito

Theonomy from its early days in Tyler, TX has changed quite a bit. Did it win the day? In many ways it did. Ministries like American Vision, Vision Forum, Chalcedon, and a host of political and theological ministries were and … Continue reading →

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Philippus Jacobus Hoedemaker vs. Abraham kuyper

Posted on March 25, 2010 by Uri Brito

Hoedemaker did not win the day with his theocratic principles, as Reuben Alvarado demonstrates in his 1992 lecture at the BH Conference. Hoedemaker stood firmly against Abraham Kuyper’s political pluralism. Even though Kuyper has been immensely helpful in bringing a … Continue reading →

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The Perfect Recipe…

Posted on December 14, 2007 by Uri Brito

Take bits of Rushdoony, bits of North, developments of both, disagreements with both, stir well, heat over a thorough-going covenantalism and take the mixture through the Jordan and you’ll find yourself with a combination of presuppositionalism, homeschooling, high-church presbyterianism, opposition … Continue reading →

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Revelation 20: The Triumph of the Church and the Humiliation of the Old Serpent; A Brief Exposition, Part 2

Posted on December 8, 2007 by Uri Brito

Editor’s Note: The entire paper is available in word format, including bibliography. Paper: revelation-20.doc A Defense of Postmillennial Eschatology in Revelation 20 There is a general consensus within the Reformed tradition concerning the beginning of Christ’s kingdom. Amillenialists and Postmillennialists … Continue reading →

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Revelation 20: The Triumph of the Church and the Humiliation of the Old Serpent; A Brief Exposition, Part 1

Posted on December 7, 2007 by Uri Brito

The significance of Revelation 20 cannot be underestimated. Scholars have pondered the exegesis of this passage for centuries. Consequently, three positions have emerged. The first position is Premillennialism. The word “millennialism”[1] means a “thousand years” mentioned six times in Revelation … Continue reading →

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Apologus Interviews Pastor Paul Michael Raymond, Part 2

Posted on November 21, 2007 by Uri Brito

Continuing interview… Apologus: Your definitions seem quite clear in light of the current political dilemma of the Christian community. Particularly, the Christian conservative movement seems to undermine the Biblical message of Christ’s Lordship by denying the authoritative Word to determine … Continue reading →

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Transformationalism…

Posted on July 21, 2007 by Uri Brito

Chellis writes: Darryl has been able to give a pejorative name to advocates of Christian civil government: Transformationalist. What a dirty sounding word to anyone who stands upon anti-liberal ground. Surely Christian civil government must be rejected, it is an … Continue reading →

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Merry Postmillenial/Preterist/Eschatology of Victory Christmas to you!

Posted on December 29, 2006 by Uri Brito

Links to articles:  David Bahnsen wishes all a Postmillenial Christmas! My friend Dee’s commentary on Matthew 24. Justin Martyr’s Eschatology revealed. Postmillenialism: Wishful thinking or certain hope? By Kenneth Gentry. Myths “Against” Postmillenialism My friend Keith Mathison’s: Postmillenialism: An Eschatology … Continue reading →

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The Redemption of the Land…

Posted on February 22, 2005 by Uri Brito

I will be terminating my contract with the internet cable in two weeks; this will limit my blog entries substantially. The computers here at RTS are not as blog friendly as I would like, so I may have to seek … Continue reading →

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America’s Neo-Gospel by David Alan Black

Posted on November 22, 2004 by Uri Brito

As the church struggle in the United States continues unabated, the witness of Bible-believing Christians to the necessity of biblical law and constitutional government remains alive and well. Their message that Americans – “Christian” Americans included – need conversion will … Continue reading →

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A Few References to my Amillenialists Friends…

Posted on November 19, 2004 by Uri Brito

No Other Standard – A response to Theonomy a Reformed Critique By This Standard – Also by Greg Bahnsen Paradise Restored – David Chilton Debate Over Christian Reconstruction – Gary Demar Follow the links to find each book on-line for … Continue reading →

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A Confession

Posted on November 17, 2004 by Uri Brito

Yes, I admit it! I am a Postmillenialist. I have been for over 2 years. There is a lot of story behind why I became a postmillenialist, but this is not what I am concerned about here. I am concerned … Continue reading →

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