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May - June 2004: Classical Natural Law; Women at war; Here I Stand; God's law, not Natural Law; National Religion;....
March - April 2004: Government of Charades and Imbalances; Conservative or Christian?
January - February 2004: Gary North has an excellent article entitled "Incarnations of the Messianic State"; Christopher Alexion has a tightly reasoned piece "Scripture and Natural Rights"; there is an article by George Junkin originally published in 1867 "Civil Government A Divine Ordinance"; and an 1868 teaching by J. R. W. Sloane on the phrase from the Lord's Prayer "Thy Kingdom Come"
November - December 2003, Volume 146, Number 6: Presidential address: The Continuing Mission of the National Reform Association; The Need for Christian, Constitutional Plowboys; part 2 of Political Polytheism; Judge Roy Moore is Right
September - October 2003, Volume 146, Number 5: Judge Roy Moore
July - August 2003, Volume 146, Number 4: Just War: a Christian Perspective; Intro to Neoconservatism; Tyranny of Anti-Discrimination
May - June 2003, Volume 146, Number 3: The Secular Assault on Christian Civil Government; The Authority of the Old Testament in the State; False Pluralism
March - April 2003, Volume 146, Number 2: There is One Lawgiver; The Scriptural Basis of the National Reform Association

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List of all articles on the National Reform Association and Christian Statesman web sites: Just titles of the articles, With descriptions added.

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Voting

Collection of articles on How should a Christian vote?

Book Reviews

Collection of Book Reviews on this site

News

Index of Press Releases and News Items

Who Are We?

Statement of Purpose of the National Reform Association

The Position of The National Reform Association Concerning the Principles of Christian Civil Government

Lex, Rex, or The Law and the Prince

by Samuel Rutherford

Some recently posted articles

Conservative or Christian? William Einwechter
Governor Among the Nations, Samuel Carlisle
Scripture and Natural Rights, Christopher Alexion
Incarnations of the Messianic State, Gary North
The Incomplete Program of the National Reform Association, Robert Emery
The Unwavering Program of the National Reform Association, William Einwechter
Classical Natural Right Versus Modern Rights, John Fielding
Shall We Succeed? R. W. Sloane
Classical Natural Law: Cicero and the Stoics, John Fielding
Classical Natural Law, John Fielding
Toward a Christian Theory of Rights, Part I, John Fielding
The Christian Statesman Then and Now, William Einwechter
The Continuing Mission of the National Reform Association, John Fielding
The Need for Christian, Constitutional Plowboys, Louis Sette
Christ's Government of the Nations, R. C. Wylie
Political Polytheism, Part 2, Brian Schwertley
Political Polytheism, Part 1, Brian Schwertley
Orwellian Religion, Christopher Alexion
Judge Moore's Stand, Gary North
Evangelicals, Pluralism, and Judge Moore, William Einwechter
An Introduction to Neoconservatism, Gary North
A Christian Perspective on Just War, William Einwechter
The Debate Over Charity and Self-Preservation, John Fielding
Election 2004: A Christian Post-Election Analysis, William Einwechter
The Tyranny of Anti-Discriminationism, Christopher Alexion
Christianity and Politics, Christopher Alexion
The Balance of Liberty and Law, unsigned article from Volume 1 of the Statesman
Here I Stand, Chris Yokel
The Secular Assault on Christian Civil Government, David McAllister
The Authority of the Old Testament in the State, William Einwechter
A Crime by Any Other Name, Christopher Alexion

History of the National Reform Association

A Look at National Reform Association History, by Raymond Joseph

Chapter 1, by Anthony Cowley, of Explicitly Christian Politics

Chapter II of Christian Civil Government, by David McAllister

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