Brian Schwertley has written a new defense of theonomy, titled Reformed Social Antinomianism: An Examination and Refutation of Reformed and Evangelical
Arguments against the Old Testament Moral Case Laws and Their Penalties. This piece thoroughly deals with several arguments raised against theonomy.
Sections include:
- The Nature of the Judicial Law
- Modern Reformed Attempts at Circumventing the Moral Case Laws within the Judicial Code
- Does the New Testament Abrogate the Civil Penalties?
- The Jesus and the Apostolic Church Did Not Prosecute Argument
- The Synthesis of the Sacred and Profane Argument
- Does the Book of Galatians Refute Theonomy?
- The Persecution of Unbelievers Argument
- What about
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