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Nov 2019
Last Sunday I brought my considerations of the Lord’s Day to a conclusion by noting that Sunday observance is not just a religious issue, but a social justice issue, indeed the key issue for true social justice. I wrote: “Social justice means nothing if it does not involve the right order of society; if social justice is reduced to merely economic issues (or environmental issues) it completely misses the larger question of the right order of society. A rightly ordered society would put the observance of Sunday first and the good of......
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November 01, 2019
The Demise of the Lord’s Day
Last week I wrote that we will learn better to keep the Lord’s day if we think of it more as a day dedicated to God’s work, to doing his will, rather than to our...
September 27, 2019
The seventh day and the ideology of six days
God completed his work of creation after six days, but the story does not stop there. If we understand the account of creation rightly the six days will point us to the seventh day, and...
August 30, 2019
Genesis and Environmentalism: The Special Status of Man under Attack
The first main thing to consider in the Genesis narrative of creation is the simple fact of creation and the meaning of the distinction of things and their goodness. I have written about that during...