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November 24, 2021

Answering Listener Questions on Theonomy

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The issue of theonomy has been a perennial question – how do we understand, interpret, and apply the law of God in its original context, as well as the present day? Beginning with the basics, Joe Boot examines the origins and assumptions of the theonomic perspective, explaining that at its root, theonomy is a view of Christian ethics that seeks to take the whole Word of God seriously.

Get an in-depth introduction to theonomy with Joe’s book, The Mission of God.

Get RJ Rushdoony’s 20th Century classic, The Institutes of Biblical Law.

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