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Popular articles on School Prayer, the Roots of our Constitution, Contending for the Faith, Fractional Reserve Banking, The Founding Fathers' View of Natural Law, and Libertarianism, Conservatism, and Christianity.

The Law of God Revealed in the Scriptures by Christ as Mediator, James Willson

President Reagan's Greatest Domestic Legacy, Mark Hamilton

Excerpt from Wholesome Severity Reconciled with Christian Liberty, George Gillespie

The General Equity of the Continuing Debate, George Gillespie's Wholesome Severity Reconciled With Christian Liberty, Christopher Coldwell

A Review of On the Solid Rock, William Einwechter

Scripture is normative for all areas of human activity, including public policy. The state, although institutionally separate from the church and engaged in different activities, is just as subject to God.

National Religion--What Is It?, R. Z. Wilson

It is not requisite that a numerical majority should have and profess this true religion; but that the brain, the heart or the governing portion of the nation should be actuated by it.

God's Law, Not Natural Law, John Lofton

But what Arnn and Jaffa say is not true. I reiterate: Nature is fallen, imperfect, twisted by sin. Thus, "nature," in and of itself, is the basis of nothing and tells us nothing about whether sodomy is right or wrong.

The Gauntlet is Thrown: The Church Must Oppose the Sin of Women at War, Douglas Phillips

We proclaim that it is biblically impermissible and a profound judgment upon our nation for men to abdicate their role as protectors and warriors by permitting and perpetuating the practice of women in the military. We argue that women in the military is not simply a bad idea, it is a categorically unbiblical idea. We further argue that the issue is not simply women in combat, but women taking up arms at any level as members of the armed forces. We argue that the military is for warfare, and warfare is for men.

Christ's Kingdom Not of this World, J. S. Buck

When it is said that Christ's kingdom is not of this world, it is by no means meant that this world is not of Christ's kingdom.

Are You Really Opposed to Violence Against the Weak? Mark Hamilton

He said, I believe it is a private decision that a woman must make for herself. Sounds a lot like, but the slave is the master's property and he has the right to a private decision to do with his property whatever he wants.

Testimony of the RPCNA Concerning the Civil Magistrate

Conservative or Christian? William Einwechter

Governor Among the Nations, Samuel Carlisle

The people are invested, by their Creator, with the right and duty of carrying out the social principles of their nature for their own government: this investiture includes the designation of the persons into whose hands the ruling powers shall be distributed; but these individuals become divinely appointed magistrates--ministers of God.

Scripture and Natural Rights, Christopher Alexion

We would then, on Adler's theory, have no more rights than the carbon atom. If we accept the biblical justification for human rights and the limitations of government, we are compelled by intellectual honesty to accept its further limits on both rights and government--even if this goes against our prejudices. Adler, for one, is right to insist that government is limited (though he cannot justify this view), but the state is far more limited than he imagines.

Incarnations of the Messianic State, Gary North

Whenever a state moves from defense to offense, from keeping the peace within its borders to extending justice to all, including people living beyond its borders, who have never covenanted before God and man to be under its authority, we see another incarnation of the messianic state.

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

One of the most striking contrasts between natural law theory and more recent political theories which will be familiar to you is that the former speaks rather of duties and little of rights

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

Civil society is a divine institution; Nations are moral persons and are bound by the moral law; The fealty and service of nations are due to Jesus Christ; The Holy Scriptures are the supreme law of nations; Civil office cannot wisely or safely be intrusted to immoral and wicked hands

The Continuing Mission of the National Reform Association, John Fielding

the deficiency of any constitutional safeguarding of man's rights that does not ground the protection of these rights in God and His law

The Need for Christian, Constitutional Plowboys, Louis Sette

constitutional ignorance by Christians has caused them to go astray in their views

Christ's Government of the Nations, R. C. Wylie

Christ rules the nations now. What is yet future is the willing submission of the nations. He is already enthroned and is using His authority for the accomplishment of His purposes. It is under and by virtue of His reign that nations are to be brought into willing submission to His scepter.

Political Polytheism, Part 2, Brian Schwertley

God condemns and hates political polytheism, and charges the civil magistrate to uphold, in relation to his sphere of jurisdiction, both Tables of the Ten Commandments. In this final segment, Brian surveys the NT evidence against political polytheism and answers objections to his thesis.

Political Polytheism, Part 1, Brian Schwertley

The humanist says, 'You shall have no other gods beside me,' and, astonishingly, most professing Christians in principle agree.

Orwellian Religion, Christopher Alexion

if we identify the various religions with the propositions they assert--"God is sovereign," "People are reincarnated," "Westerners must die in jihad," etc.--it would be difficult to see how all religions could be equal. It would be difficult because elementary logic tells us that a proposition and its negation (or its contrary) cannot both be true at the same time and in the same sense. If Islam asserts monotheism and Hinduism asserts polytheism, then one or both must be false. So while we might say that all religions are equally false....

Judge Moore's Stand, Gary North

the state of Alabama's own voices of authority--the judges of the state's supreme court--have joined with a Federal district court to deny their visible subordination to God's Bible-revealed law

Evangelicals, Pluralism, and Judge Moore, William Einwechter

Judge Moore is more biblically, historically, and constitutionally informed than the evangelical pluralist. He understands that Scripture calls for the public honoring of God and His Bible-revealed law by the civil magistrate (Ps. 2:10-12). He understands that true liberty and justice are found only under God and His law. He also knows his history, and he understands the true meaning of the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. If only our evangelical brethren were so informed.

An Introduction to Neoconservatism, Gary North

Foreign policy is the traditional monopoly of the Establishment. After all, the Council on Foreign Relations is not called the Council on Domestic Policies. Any invasion of turf by outsiders is therefore resented by the Establishment. The neocons are turf-invaders

A Christian Perspective on Just War, William Einwechter

every war comes about because of the evil in the heart of man; the taking up of arms to stop that evil can be righteous

The Debate Over Charity and Self-Preservation, John Fielding

if the rich have a duty to share with the poor, does this duty carry with it a concomitant right of claim? This is to say, if a rich man has a duty to share with the poor, do the poor have a claim against a rich man that fails to do so?

Election 2004: A Christian Post-Election Analysis, William Einwechter

Conservatism is not Christian; that is, it is not submissive to Jesus Christ and does not take the Bible as its standard of social and political ethics.

The Tyranny of Anti-Discriminationism, Christopher Alexion

Christians hold that discrimination, in certain cases, isn't wrong; the problem lies with behavior that violates God's law. The fundamental issue is not whether some people should discriminate against others. Rather, the question is to what extent the government should regulate the conscience of the individual.

Christianity and Politics, Christopher Alexion

By Christ all things spiritual, philosophical, and political consist; there simply is no neutral turf over which His reign does not extend. Christians should do political theory, not because political theory is great in itself, but because Christ is Lord.

The Balance of Liberty and Law, unsigned article from Volume 1 of the Statesman

Setting forth the equality of all men as members of the same family, and endowed alike with immortality, the Word of Revelation at the same time demands respect and honor for government as the ordinance of God Himself.

Here I Stand, Chris Yokel

we see the importance of standing for principle. Abraham Kuyper, the Apostles, Athanasius, William Wallace, and Martin Luther were all faced with the choice of standing for what they knew to be right versus compromising those principles for the sake of peace, or popularity, or personal safety. They all chose principle, and some of them paid dearly for that choice. In this age where we face temptations every day to compromise our beliefs, to forsake our Lord for popularity or peace, let us remember their example.

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

What exactly is a hate crime? (Some of us believe that since assault and murder are already illegal, we have all the legislation we need.)

A Government of Charades and Imbalances, Louis Sette

These inferior courts not being constitutionally required, congress may, simply by majority vote, abolish all or part of them. Congress and the judiciary are not equal. Congress is the judiciary's master. It holds over the lower United States courts the power of life and death; the power to create them, the power to abolish them, the power to limit them.

Thy Kingdom Come, J. R. W. Sloane

The petition is both a prayer and a prophecy--a prayer that the kingdom of the Redeemer may be established throughout the world, a prophecy that this will be accomplished.

Judge Roy Moore Is Right, Larry Pratt

The judges need to be reminded that they are under law. It is time for impeachments to begin.

Samuel Rutherford on God's Law and Political Authority, Oliver Woods

Rutherford's work represented a direct challenge to the 17th Century theory of the Divine right of kings, but neither he nor Knox had much direct influence on the founding fathers of America. Their indirect influence, however, was profound.

"Gods and Generals": A Review, Raymond Joseph

there was enough Christianity exhibited in this film to lead any serious inquirer to examine what it was that made these men tick. These were godly Christian men committed to what soon proved to be a hopeless cause, all the while claiming God's promise to bless a righteous enterprise.

There Is One Lawgiver, William Einwechter

James teaches that it is not our place to be judges of God's law, but to be doers of the God's law

The Brute Facts: An Introduction to the Theology and Apologetics of Cornelius Van Til, John Fielding

in order to reason at all, assumptions must be made about reality, our ability to speak about it or interpret it, and the nature of our common ground, if any

The Scriptural Basis of the National Reform Association, David McAllister

Granting that the Bible is the revelation of the will of the Moral Governor of this world, we are constrained to accept its laws as authoritative in every department of human life. It would not be the perfect and adequate revelation of the will of God to our race if it did not give us all the principles of conduct in so important a department of human life as that of the state.

America Is Drifting, Larry Pratt

As we depart from spiritual self government led by the Spirit of God, we also depart from political self government. We end up depending on a huge civil government to rule each individual.

False Pluralism, John Fielding

Based upon the response to Secretary Paige's comments, all is to be permitted in the name of pluralism; all, that is, except for Christian morality, which is the only system not permitted under this version of pluralism. This pluralism is not a true pluralism but a false pluralism.

Response to Associated Press Article on the 2002 NRA Conference, William Einwechter

Lara Jakes Jordan's Associated Press article, Pitts cancels speech in front of radical religious group, is filled with falsehoods and inaccuracies concerning the National Reform Association (NRA) and what it believes and promotes.

Educational Dishonesty, Christopher Alexion

Whether we study biology, history, or sexuality, our underlying presuppositions are hard at work interpreting reality in the context of ultimate worldviews. Both the Christian and secularist worldviews lay claim to these disciplines, and both systems exclude the other.

The Need for God's Law Today, John Fielding

The Lawrence decision reeks with moral teaching. It has become obvious that the federal judiciary needs more guidance than the laws of nature and of nature's God to supply God's view of the limits of government.

Principles of a Christian Political Science, Part 1, David McAllister

the nation, or the state, in the sense of that word in international law, is a moral agent, or a being with true moral character and accountability. The promulgation of the great doctrines of religion, the being and attributes and providence of one Almighty God; the responsibility to Him for all our actions, founded upon moral freedom and accountability; a future state of rewards and punishments; the cultivation of all the personal, social, and benevolent virtues;--these never can be a matter of indifference in any well-ordered community.

The King of All Liberty, John Fielding

The Christian faith is the faith that produces liberty; the faith of those who would divorce the state from God is the faith that destroys liberty.

Two Cheers for Fanaticism, John Fielding

Or is bin Laden right? Is the United States a decadent society that cannot even muster the unity to defend itself against a group of people who have no doubt that they are right and are willing to do and spend what it takes in service of that view?

Politics: Limits and Uses, Gerry Wisz

Some of us, enervated by the Reagan revolution and finally coming to understand that politics is, firstly, local, got elected to school boards or city councils. Some even made it to state assemblies. We were energetic, idealistic. Zeal for the House consumed us. But that's tiring, and we're older now.

Rule of Law or the Rule of Men?, Ovid Need

The king is a minister of God, bound by his oath on the Christian Bible to uphold the law as embodied in the Constitution as originally meant, based in Scriptural law.

Christian Evangelism Against Statism, Timothy Terrell

some Christians have thought of "democratizing" a nation as an intermediate step on the way to "Christianizing" it (if they think in terms of "Christianizing" a nation at all). Very often, democracy will result in a loss of liberty, as well as a reduction in Christian influence. The framers saw the political and moral disaster of the French Revolution, and shunned democracy in favor of a republic.

Government is a Package Deal, Gary DeMar

all authority comes from God. Rulers, therefore, only have limited authority to govern. God delegates this limited sovereignty to every government (family, church, and civil). All governments represent (accountability to the rule of another) the sovereignty of a superior. All governments follow an ethical code (law), whether perverse or righteous.

Proverbs and Politics, Part 2, William Einwechter

a listing of the verses in Proverbs that directly relate to politics

For Renewed Vigor! Jeffrey Ziegler

We dare not forget that we are the heirs of that first great Reformation. Therefore, we are resolved that the word shall go forth from the National Reform Association, to both friend and foe alike.

Abraham Kuyper: God's Renaissance Man, Oliver Woods

The key lesson that emerges from the life of Abraham Kuyper is the futility of even the most effective political reforms apart from covenantal commitment.

Statesmen Versus Politicians, Mike McHugh

A king has the right and responsibility to commission his servants with specific tasks and duties. The problem is that most elected officials view themselves as being in the position of king. While they will never say that the people serve them, they certainly act like it in a multitude of ways.

Principles of a Christian Political Science, Part 2, David McAllister

"Stoning Disobedient Children?" Revisited, William Einwechter

Stoning Disobedient Children? William Einwechter

This objection to the use of the Old Testament case laws is based on a shallow reading of the law, a misunderstanding of the actual case law requirement, and an attachment to sentimental impulses. The son in view is not a child, for the sins brought forth in testimony to show his contumacious manner are gluttony and drunkenness; hardly the sins of the average 6 or 10 year old.

Proverbs and Politics, Part 1, William Einwechter

As Proverbs indicates, all who reject the fear of God are fools who are wise in their own eyes; and they are fools because they reject the wisdom and authority of God's Word! If Christians would heed the political wisdom of Proverbs, then they would give their political support to men who fear God, and they would stop seeking to place fools into positions of authority over them.

Quiet Revolution: The Christianization of the Republican Party, Rod Martin

Christian conservatives now hold a majority of seats in 36% of all Republican Party state committees (or 18 of 50 states), plus large minorities in 81% of the rest, double their strength from a decade before.

Biographical Sketch of John Winthrop, Oliver Woods

English gentleman, Puritan, governor and deputy governor, author of the City Set on a Hill sermon and of the Little Speech on Liberty

A Look at National Reform Association History, Raymond Joseph

But, yes, we still maintain, though spoken humbly from a heart in total submission to the King of kings, that, we must say even today that the world is indeed opening to the truth--the truth of biblical Christian civil government that Jesus Christ is Lord of the state and His Word is the basis of civil law. It is the church that is the problem; the church's grasp of this truth has just been delayed for a century or more, while her failure to believe and teach it has resulted in today's societal fling with apostasy and unbelief

From Whence We Came: A Background of the National Reform Association, Anthony Cowley

What can we learn from the past 133 years in regard to theologically motivated political movements? A specific focus is necessary. Without that, a movement becomes so broad that it does not attract attention, and cannot hold the interest of its own supporters. Both the National Reform Association and the Christian Amendment Movement had moments of great glory and some success. Neither has yet attained their objective.

What Can the Righteous Do?, William Einwechter

We can and must pray. One neglected weapon in the arsenal of prayer is the imprecatory psalms. We can and must work to rebuild the foundations. We can and must take our place and our stand in the gates of the land.

The True Life: Faith, the Assault against Maturity, and Its Political Impact, Jeffrey Ziegler

The Master Himself said that "in this world, you will have tribulation." Such tribulation is not confined to physical persecution, imprisonment, or political tyranny. In fact, Scripture places far more weight and stress on our battles with sin, being sinned against, heartbreak, loss, and emotional hardship than it does on political oppression.

The Grandness of the Great Commission, William Gregory Strawbridge

The Great Commission is the predictable Messianic restatement of multitudes of Old Testament commissions and promises and prayers for all the nations to be made disciple-nations

A Review of: A Republic, Not an Empire, review by John Pafford

While it is true that the United States is a multiethnic country, it has not been and must never become a multicultural country. To proclaim that this is a multicultural country, that the basis of our culture is diversity, is meaningless

Flying the Flag, daniel lance herrick

U.S. Law calls for the United States flag to occupy the place of superior honor and prominence and authority when it is displayed with the Christian flag.The Bible says Jesus is King of kings, thus requiring that His emblems be given higher honor and prominence and authority than the emblems of any earthly kingdom.

The Biblical Model for Civil Government, William Einwechter

The model of the Hebrew Republic calls for a civil government that officially recognizes the authority of God over it and operates in view of His sanctions; for a government that is local and decentralized; for a people who act responsibly and choose wise and godly men for civil rulers, and then hold their rulers accountable to govern justly; and for civil magistrates who are zealous in the pursuit of pure justice (i.e., the justice revealed in God's law), and who refuse to recognize persons or take a bribe because of their commitment to the rule of law.

Messiah, Governor of the Nations of the Earth, Part 2, Alexander McLeod

III. Examination of Objections and IV. Conclusions

The Marginal Existence of Christian Politicians, John Fielding

their task, in the current configuration of interest-group politics, is to put together a coalition of enough generally supportive interest groups to equal 51% of the voting public. Thus, their job is to do as little for us as is necessary to ensure our support in the next election

The Conflict between Christianity and Islam, Ethan Foltz

Islam, as a religion, has consistently articulated a worldview that is comprehensive and is inimically opposed to Christianity, Judaism, and Western Civilization

The Challenge of Islam, Don Walker

The power that Islam exercises over the minds of its followers is derived from "stolen truth." Its "roots" are found in Judaism and Christianity. In fact, it is the contention of Islam that it is the "fulfillment" of God's revelation, which began with Abraham and came to its completion in Muhammad. It may very well be that our Sovereign Lord is using Islam to "press" the Western world into a spiritual reawakening.

Topical Questions for the Resurgent National Reform Association, Jeffrey Ziegler

Does media attention and fuss destroy message of NRA? Does this activism represent an abandonment of NRA history?

Messiah, Governor of the Nations of the Earth, Part 1, Alexander McLeod

Prince of the kings of the earth (Rev. 1:5) means Christ, as Mediator, rules over all the nations of the earth.

The Mount of Blasphemy, Richard McBane

specifically, Israel was condemned because the people continued, or pretended to continue to call on Jehovah, while, in actuality, they were worshipping other gods. And what are they told? The calf of Samaria will be broken in pieces. They have sown the wind and will reap the whirlwind.

Government, William Einwechter

God's Government; Self-Government; Family, Church, and State Government; Liberty and Government; Interdependence of Governments

Security, Authority, and Restoration, Thomas Beresford

the Christian also prays to the Triune God for divine protection, in acknowledgment of his absolute need and reliance on His protective hand.

The Prophetic Voice and Campaign Finance Reform, Jeffrey Ziegler

Hays-Sheehan so-called campaign finance reform, is a case of the rulers against the ruled, of incumbent career politicians consolidating power and silencing potential adversaries.

Protecting Our People, Rod Martin

Protecting our people is the most basic of the duties of our government, yet, from the MAD days of mutual assured destruction up until the present day, the American people remain defenceless.

Polytheistic Antagonism Countering Theistic Reformation, Thomas Beresford

The law of God was given as absolute and binding upon all men, as both King Nebuchadnezzar and King Darius (Dan. 5 and 7) affirmed following a gracious wake up call

Lessons of 9/11, Howard Phillips

Our only safety is in the Lord. We must pray that God will be merciful, and we must repent and rid ourselves of conduct and beliefs that are offensive to God.

A Biblionomic National Confessionalism, Andrew Sandlin

we do know what a society explicitly governed by the Lordship of Christ would look like in outline. It would be a society in which Christian men, families, and churches would govern themselves by the written law of God. It would be a society in which the individual freedoms of the unregenerate would be respected within the perimeters of biblical law. It would be a society in which the civil magistrate enforced biblical law appropriate to the civil sphere. It would be a society that permitted maximum individual freedom under God's law

Political Propaganda: Not the Exclusive Domain of Tyrants, Jeffrey Ziegler

We who support the mission of the National Reform Association think in terms of the full mobilization of resources, skills, and application of the same to convey our message on as many different levels as possible. The Christian propagandist seeks to change the current conditions.

Christ's Political Authority and the Church's Witness and Service, William Einwechter

Jesus Christ is the prince of the kings of the earth. The kings under His rule are each and every chief magistrate in the world. In short, a vital aspect of the church's commission is to preach of and witness to the crown rights of Jesus Christ in regard to politics.

The Lutheranization of Calvinism: Michael Horton's Two Kingdom Retreatism, P. Andrew Sandlin

The Christian family, church, state, and other spheres of human life should be independent but cooperative institutions--all Christian, all operating under God's authority. What Horton really argues for is a distinctively non-Christian society in which the Christian church is permitted to exist and exert a measure of influence on that society.

Origins of American Covenanter Political Theology, William Chellis

Thy Kingdom Come, Larry Pratt

There Is Another King, William Einwechter

Two Views of Civil Government: Puritanism vs. Pietism, Jay Rogers

Puritan New World Thinking vs. The Nativistic Urge, Jeffrey Ziegler

Can We Legislate Morality? Rousas J. Rushdoony

Redemptive History and Christian Politics, P. Andrew Sandlin

Blessings and Curses of Civil Government, Tom Rose

Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence, Dennis Woods

Murder and the Death Penalty, William Einwechter

Y2K: False Alarm or Real Problem? Tom Rose

Evangelical Political Compromise, William Einwechter

The Impact of Calvinism on Culture: A Challenge to the NRA, Jeffry A. Ziegler

Freedom of Religion and the Religion of Freedom, Kevin Clauson

A Defense of the State's Duty to Confess Its Allegiance to Christ, David McAllister

Do We Really Want a "Fully Informed Jury"?, Charles P. Huckaby

The State: Inescapably Religious, Andrew Sandlin

Wise as Serpents, Harmless as Doves, William Einwechter

Take Me Out to the Ball Game: How to Build a Christian Political Farm Team, Jeffrey Ziegler

A Rationale for Conservative Christian Politics, Mark Hamilton

Good Governance and Godly Authority, Gregory Hogan

Actions Have Consequences: How to Advance Your Beliefs by Helping a Candidate, Rod Martin

A City on a Hill, Kevin Clauson

Taxation and Apostasy, Andrew Sandlin

The Cultural War Begins in Earnest, Rod Martin

The acquittal draws the antithesis starkly. We will save our nation by knowing who we are, by standing on principle, by endlessly drawing the contrast with our opponents, and by submitting ourselves to the God who gave us our nation in the first place.

The Dissident's Bookshelf: review of The End of Democracy: The Celebrated First Things Debate, William Gould

Why the Senate Is Corrupt, Llewellyn Rockwell, Jr.

Debased Politics: Is There an Answer? Tom Rose

Biblical Freedom and the American War for Independence, Timothy Terrell

The American War for Independence, then, was an effort at regaining what had been until the mid-1700s a free society enjoying a substantial amount of self-rule. It is more accurately described as a secession, a withdrawing from the British Empire, conducted under duress.

Training the Murderers: Religious Nuts with Guns, William Gould

The Dangers of Nativism in the Religio-Political Sphere, Jeffrey Ziegler

False Prophets of the Fourth Estate, Richard McBane

Why Should I Study Theology? Robert Fugate

State Grants to Faith-Based Organizations: Some Questions to Ponder, Mark Hamilton

Unrighteous Legislation, William Einwechter

The True Idea of the State, David McAllister

Presidential Election of 2000: Any Lessons? Tom Rose

Why the Electoral College? Andrew Sandlin

The Image of God, the Incarnation, and the Spirit of Herod, Jeffrey Ziegler

Rule of Law, William Einwechter

The Fall of America, David Henreckson

the church began giving in to modernism, to follow popular opinion instead of directing it

Should Civil Government Enforce the Sabbath? Gordon Keddie

Schizophrenic! The Muddled World of Egalitarian Media Politicos, Jeffrey Ziegler

Federalism and Covenant: The Historical Contribution of Covenantal Thinking to American Federalism, John A. Fielding III

The Tenth Amendment - State Sovereignty Resolution, William Einwechter

The Tenth Amendment: Its Historical Background and Importance Today, Tom Rose

America's King, William Einwechter

God's Law or Chaos, William Einwechter

A Review of A Defence of the Christian State by Stephen C. Perks, John Fielding, III

Let's Gut the Political Community, P. Andrew Sandlin

Righteousness Exalts a Nation, W. Gary Crampton and Richard E. Bacon

Intolerance, Andrew Sandlin

Executive Order #13083-- Attack on Federalism Suspended (Temporarily?), Tom Rose

Executive Order 13083: As Dangerous as the United Nations, William Gould

Decentralized Christian Civilization, Andrew Sandlin

Review of Obedience to the Laws of God The Sure and Indispensable Defense of Nations by Ashbel Green, Raymond Patton Joseph

Review of The Trinity by Gordon Clark, Doug Comin

Symposium on A Christian Political Party, Howard Phillips

The America That Once Was, and Could Be Again!, Tom Rose

First Steps to Political Influence, Gregory Hogan

Principled Reasons for Compromise, and Practical Reasons for Protest, William Gould

Culture: Do We Abandon It, Join It, or Change It?, Andrew Sandlin

Cultural Sanctification: The Promise (and Limits) of Politics, Rod Martin

Of Reformers, Separatists, and Election 2000, Jeffrey Ziegler

Important Political Questions, William Einwechter

The fate of the nation does not hang on the next election. Rather, it hangs on the faithfulness of Christian men and women who live righteously, and who are committed to building strong Christian homes and strong Christian churches.

Declaration of Dependence: A Strategy to Reclaim America, Jay Rogers

Declaration of Independence and National Renewal, William Einwechter

Natural Law and Revelation, Gordon Clark

Inflation: Made Understandable, Tom Rose

The Declaration of Independence: Christian Masterpiece or Humanist Tripe? Jeffrey Ziegler

Let's Hear It for Social Justice, P. Andrew Sandlin

Declaration of Independence as Moral and Constitutional Law: Whatever Happened to the Bible? Kevin Clauson

Back Into the Closet!, John Kistler

American Right to Bear Arms, Tom Rose

What Does the Bible Say about Gun Control? Larry Pratt

Asian Flu: Worldwide Inflation or Deflation? Tom Rose

Gun Control Advocates - Get Real! Tom Sullivan

Introduction to the 1999 Edition of Messiah the Prince, Raymond Joseph

Biblical Standards for Choosing Civil Magistrates, William Einwechter

Hamartiology and Gun Control, Andrew Sandlin

To Arm or Not to Arm?, Richard Knodel, Jr.

Lordship of Christ and the Separation of Church and State, William Einwechter

Interview of Andrew Sandlin, Eric Holmburg (from video series, God's Law and Society.)

We strongly support the separation of church and state. We do not support the separation of the state from God. The church is under the authority of the law of God just as the state is.

The Many Faces of Tyranny and How to Establish Godly Rule (Part 2), Tom Rose

Biblical Economics: Its Spiritual, Economic, and Political Aspects, Tom Rose

Dissident's bookshelf - Review of Discipling the Nations, William Gould

Providence of God and Patriotism, William Einwechter

the country in which a Christian lives and has his citizenship was determined by the providence of God. God has a purpose for him in the particular nation where He has placed him.

Political Vision of Christian Patriotism, Jeffrey Ziegler

it is imperative that the Christian patriot realize that all of life (including politics) is religious. It is never a question of religion or no religion, only a question of whose religion. Thus, one must acknowledge the impossibility of divorcing religion from the civil sphere. Civil government will reflect the notions and ideas of the dominant religion of that day.

Definition of Patriotism, Tom Rose and Robert Metcalf

Patriotism, Robert L. Dabney

Biblical Patriotism, Steve Wilkins

We must cease worshiping the gods of politics and power. The true patriot worships God and stands for righteousness.

The Throne of Iniquity, William Einwechter

Attempts to deal with the issue of political dissent in a way that is clearly tied to the text of Scripture.

Looting Under the Guise of Patriotism, Andrew Sandlin

Pat Buchanan has been a true, rock-ribbed conservative: pro-Christianity, pro-individual liberty, pro-free enterprise, anti-Communist, anti-big government, anti-abortion. He's not repudiated these views, but he's seriously muted most of them. He's replaced conservative rhetoric with socialist rhetoric.

Intentions Versus Consequences, Andrew Sandlin

In today's sentimental climate, the liberals usually win the battle for public opinion. Good intentions are considered more virtuous than good consequences. Liberals appeal to compassion, while conservatives appeal to consequences.

Politics as Usual or Biblical Law? Jay Rogers

If we want to build a society without abortion, without homosexuality, with family values, and with godly schools, then we are wasting our time if we adopt any other strategy besides the standard of God's holy Word.

School Violence: Littleton Revisited, Tom Rose

It is true that guns have been used in many of the violent incidents reported--but so have knives, blunt instruments, and even teeth. But, strangely, most of the focus by the federal government and its agencies and the mainline news media has been on the alleged need to remove guns from the hands of citizens.

Biblical Law and Self-defense, William Einwechter

Our Reformed Educational Heritage, Gregory Hogan

Establish Judgment in the Gate, William Einwechter

According to God's design, the civil ruler should be a terror to evil doers and an encouragement to those who do well. The citizen ought to find the sweetness of justice and protection from the wicked

God's Plan for Accruing Wealth, Jeffrey Ziegler

The power and abilities which God gives His children to get wealth are not get rich quick schemes, but, rather, diligent, purposeful work, investment in the kingdom of God, and the principle of covenantal inheritance. It is through these divinely chartered means that covenantal dominion is effected in the earth.

Guilt of Innocent Blood, William Einwechter

Christianity and the Death Penalty, Kevin Clauson

The Bi-Polar World of Death Penalty Politics, Jeffrey Ziegler

Why Execute Murderers? daniel lance herrick

The Bible not only imposes the death penalty, it also gives reasons for requiring that we execute murderers.

For Whom May Christians vote?, Douglas Comin

Election Tuesday, Anthony Cowley

President's Swan Song, Anthony Cowley

Social Witness and Christian Voting, Andrew Sandlin

aren't you splitting the vote by voting for the Christian, and thus assuring that the worst of the three, the liberal, will be elected? In some cases, yes, but I am not responsible to God for how other people vote, only for how I vote. I must do what is right no matter what the consequences, which are in the hands of God.

Strange and Wonderful Pennsylvania Politics, Steve Frezza

But Samson, You Don't Understand, daniel lance herrick

Most of the reasons offered for voting for evil candidates are humanist reasons, and they have been around for a long time.

The Founding Fathers' View of Natural Law, John Fielding

Natural Law: A Summary and Critique, William Einwechter

The Historical Course of Natural Law Theory, Andrew Sandlin

Natural Law and God's Law: An Antithesis, Rex Downie

The Founding Era and Christianity, Steve Wilkins

it is unjust to criticize the Founders for not knowing what we know, not seeing what we see. And it is equally wrong to portray the Founding Era (or any era for that matter) as an idyllic time that, if we could only return to it, would solve all our problems. They were men who sought to create a country where true freedom could be preserved. The loss of freedom should not be blamed on them but on their faithless followers who despised the foundations and pulled down the ancient landmarks and to the Church which has refused faithfully to preach the faith once for all delivered to the saints

The Problem of Populism, Andrew Sandlin

Even insightful statesmen who support democracy in a general sense recognize its dangers and limitations. The Founding Fathers were not committed to democracy, but to republicanism; and in the decade after the American War for Independence, many of them framed the Constitution to protect against the will of majorities.

Strategy for Invasion and Conquest: Biblical Principles for Christian Political Action in the New Millenium, Joseph Morecraft, III

When was the last time you heard of a national group of Reformed, Evangelical, or Fundamentalist preachers publicly and in detail confess their sins as ministers and acknowledge that their unfaithfulness in life and in the pulpit has been a major contribution to the bringing down of God's judgment on our nation? This is where we must begin in our Christian political action.

He Who Reads, Leads!, Jeffrey Ziegler

What about our children and the young people within our churches? Do they know the difference between the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes and Ludwig Von Mises? Have they read the Communist Manifesto? Have they ever heard of the New Deal or The Great Society? Do they know what the Cold War was all about? What was Luther doing nailing things to church doors anyway? How did Cromwell's political views evolve?

The Crime of Abortion and Its Just Punishment, William Einwechter

...the foetus, though enclosed in the womb of its mother, is already a human being (homo) and it is almost a monstrous crime to rob it of the life which it has not yet begun to enjoy. If it seems more horrible to kill a man in his own house than in a field, because a man's house is his place of most secure refuge, it ought surely to be deemed more atrocious to destroy a foetus in the womb before it has come to light....

The Evolution of Natural Law, Kevin Clauson

Secession: A Biblical Defense of Localism, Kevin Clauson

argues that secession is "a legal-political remedy that is warranted in Scripture as a means of protecting 'localism'

Refighting the Civil War: The Case against Secession, John A. Fielding, III

This article takes the position that the founding documents of this country do not permit the unilateral secession of one or more states from the Union, antebellum or postbellum and, thus, even before the passage of the so-called 'Civil War Amendments' (the 13th, 14th, and 15th).

Symposium on A Christian Political Party, Niles Campbell

Symposium on A Christian Political Party, James Jordan

Christ's Mediatorial Kingship, Gordon J. Keddie

review of Handbook for Christian Living: A Resource Manual for Applying God's Truth in a Mixed-Up World, Gerald L. Bowyer

Symposium on A Christian Political Party, Jerry Bowyer

Symposium on A Christian Political Party, Thomas Atwood

Symposium on A Christian Political Party, Bill Brown

The Dissident's Bookshelf: review of Political Polytheism, reviewed by William Gould

Table of Contents and Editor's preface of Messiah the Prince by William Symington

The Christian Statesman Press has just reprinted, for the second time, Messiah the Prince by William Symington. Here is the Table of Contents and the editor's preface to this new edition.

The Christian Colonial Foundation of America, William Einwechter

The Christian Character of the Colonial Governments, David McAllister

When the Righteous Are in Authority, William O. Einwechter

Creeds and the Cultural Mandate, Jeffrey A. Ziegler

Hidden Facets of the Littleton Tragedy, Tom Rose

More Judgment Please, Kevin Clauson

Biblical Law and Covenant Nation, Andrew Sandlin

Once a Reactionary, Always a Reactionary: A Critical Review of "Blinded by Might", William Gould

Two decades of Christian political activism have failed. Culture war participation harms the evangelistic ministry. Primary need for Christians to reform their own families and churches first. Gives no guidance about how to pray for leaders

Babes Shall Rule Over Them, William Einwechter

1998 News of the National Reform Association - New subscription policy for The Christian Statesman

New subscription policy for The Christian Statesman

The Many Faces of Tyranny and How to Establish Godly Rule (Part 1), Tom Rose

Goliath's Sword in Righteous Hands, Richard Bacon

Obey God or Men?, William Einwechter

"We ought to obey God rather than men" does not indicate that our only response to tyranny is civil disobedience. The apostles did not mean that the government of the Sanhedrin was illegitimate and all its commands should be ignored. The first good work spoken of by Peter in I Peter 2:13-15 is submission to the laws of men.

A Prayer for Ohio, Jeff Ziegler

An invocation of the Lord's blessing upon the deliberations of the Ohio Legislature.

On Being a Dissenter, a book review by William Gould

Civil government is an institution from God, and we are to measure this institution by the Word of God. Because the magistrates are ministers of God, they are in office to promote moral order as well as social order. Willson exposits the mutual duties of both citizens and rulers because supporting righteous government is a way of honoring God.

Jonesboro, Rod Martin

Doomsday Economics, J. Andre Weisbrod

The Roots of Our Problem, Raymond Joseph

The Art of Being a Taxpayer Patrick Poole

National Covenants William Einwechter

New England Puritanism, Theonomy, and the Foundations of American Government book review by Jay Rogers

Review of Explicitly Christian Politics by Chuck Huckaby

Ramparts Rightward, book review by Andrew Sandlin

Horowitz became an editor of the prestigious Ramparts magazine, literary flagship of the American student Left in the sixties. To the conservatives who thought that the sixties were really bad, Horowitz today furnishes a needed corrective: they were not merely bad, they were much worse than you ever thought. Horowitz documents the true hypocrisy and deep radicalism of the era. He notes further how coldly and harshly the Left treated those among their number considered "softening up" or surrendering somewhat to the establishment.

All About Gold Tom Rose

Fractional Reserve Banking Murray M. Rothbard

Just Weights and Measures William Einwechter

Thou shalt not have in thy bag divers weights, a great and a small. The use of a false weight or measure involves both deceit and theft. The monetary policies and practices of the United States and other countries clearly violate the law of just weights and measures because through the manipulation of the money supply they deceive the people and steal their wealth through inflation.

Honest Money Robert M. Metcalf

Inflation of the money supply is an important means of manipulation and control by which the few dominate the many. The discipline of an absolutely unchangeable gold standard is a necessity (gold, it must be stressed, serves as a disciplinary agent; it is not to be an idol).

A Theonomic View of Civil Law William O. Einwechter

Abraham and Melchizedek Raymond P. Joseph

Interposition: Lawful Resistance to Tyranny, Larry Pratt

Legitimate political interposition occurs when a magistrate ends rebellion of a people or another magistrate. Jesus stands between God's holy wrath and those who by grace accept His death on the cross as salvation for their sins. Christ interposes politically. He uses the agency of men He calls, to warn rebellious peoples and rulers. Watchmen, if not magistrates, are to warn and call to repentance. The magistrate is called to heed the warning of rebellion against God's law, and avenge those oppressed by the rebel peoples or magistrates. Rulers are no more above the law than the people. Only the magistrate is ordained to bring to bear the sword of justice against all who rebel against God's law. Thus he serves God and man. Today magistrates need to interpose themselves even in cases where superior magistrates rebel against King Jesus. Historically Americans have done this. The electorate needs to vote for such interposition.

preface of Explicitly Christian Politics, William Einwechter

In place of the pluralistic mess of pottage advocated by these "Christian" political and social policy organizations the National Reform Association advocates, as the title of this book indicates, an explicitly Christian approach to politics and social policy. Since 1864 the NRA has sought to teach the principles of Christian civil government and to call this nation to submit to Christ the King. The starting point for the NRA's approach to politics is the recognition of the mediatorial reign of Jesus Christ over the nations;

The Battle We Face, Andrew Sandlin

The ambit of Christ's jurisdiction cannot be limited. It applies no less at the shop or school on Monday than the church on Sunday. But Christ's jurisdiction is neither fancy rhetoric nor imponderable abstraction. It means something concretely. The source of that concreteness is the Holy Scripture, the very word of Christ. To assert, therefore, Christ's jurisdiction, is equally to assert the authority of the Bible. It is authoritative in all areas of life: education, church, family, economics, eating, science, music, politics, media, and so forth.

The Doctrinal Cornerstone of the National Reform Association, William Einwechter

Christ is Lord of all, and His present authority extends to all men and nations, and to all spheres of life, including the sphere of civil government. Christ is, therefore, "King of all the earth"; "the governor among the nations"; "the Prince of the kings of the earth"; and "the King of kings and Lord of lords".

Princess Diana and the Legitimacy of Civil Government, William Gould

The adulation of Diana, even in the former American colonies, provides an object lesson in legitimacy. The British government traces its legitimacy to the crown, and Diana, Princess of Wales, has been a very visible symbol of the crown in recent years. Legitimacy is indespensible. Legitimacy is the difference between a State and an organized crime syndicate. I can confidently predict that, as irrelevant as the monarchy is to actual British government, and as unworthy is the conduct of most of that royal family, Britain would become ungovernable if the monarchy were abolished.

The Christian Statesman: A Unique Publication, William Einwechter

clear understanding of Christ's present position as King of the Nations, and the implications of that truth for political action by Christians

Icy Facts Beat Fiery Rhetoric, Andrew Sandlin

It is true that the Founders relied somewhat on classical (mainly Roman) jurisprudence, even more so than an inherited Puritan ethic, and did not fashion a specifically biblionomic (Bible-based) state; neither did Calvin and Zwingli for that matter. The fact that they did not is no justification for the charge that they were disingenuous secularists.

Libertarianism, Conservatism, and Christianity, John A. Fielding, III

Toward a Christian Balance: Libertarianism loses the unity of society in the multiplicity of the individual. Conservatism loses the multiplicity of individuals in the march of the development of the unity of civil society through history. Neither really has a principle of transcendence. The biblical model of ethics and covenantal political structure possesses the only true balance between the one and the many.

The Christian Libertarian Idea, Andrew Sandlin

Libertarianism manifests certain distinct features of biblical-Reformed religion, and, when anchored to biblical Faith and shorn of its sinfully autonomous impulses, points toward a fully legitimate orientation to life: maximum freedom under God's law.

Biblical Conservatism, James L. Sauer

Although not all Conservatives are Christians, there is a sense in which all Christians, at least all consistent, orthodox and Biblical ones, are Conservative. By Conservative in this sense, I mean a person who recognizes a fixed and absolute worldview concerning human origins, nature, purposes, roles, and ends. Christianity has cultural implications. Christians who confess Christ but deny the social implications of Christianity are being unfaithful to their creed. Biblical Conservatism, therefore, reflects the social, cultural, and political implications of divine revelation concerning Jesus Christ as Sovereign Lord, Creator, Lawgiver, Redeemer, and Judge.

Bribery--The Bane of Nations, Myron Stoltzfus

Bribery perverts judgment. It hides the truth. God's wrath is on those who participate in the sin of bribery. God blesses those who refrain from bribery. Rewards for good deeds or service are not bribes. Apologies by way of gifts are not bribes. The sinful nature can blur these differences. Avoid appearance of evil.

A Letter to James Dobson, William Gould

The Constitution's framers knew limited government requires the Ten Commandments' Christian morality but neglected to recognize Christ. Thus they neglected King Jesus's crown rights and a defense of the future of limited government. NRA proposes remedial amendment. It is biblical. It exposes militant statists and secularists. We have nothing to lose.

Principled Resistance to Civil Tyranny: One Man's View, Andrew Sandlin

Christians in the United States, for instance, should spend more time practicing civil obedience (writing, voting, petitioning, working precincts, preaching, praying imprecations, etc. ) than civil disobedience (sit-ins, tax revolts, revolutionary militias, and so forth). I repeat: the Bible does indeed justify civil disobedience, but only when civil government prohibits what the Bible requires or requires what the Bible prohibits. We must meet injustice with justice, not greater injustice.

Criminalizing Justice, Andrew Sandlin

In both the Old and New Testament the terms &34;justice&34; and &34;righteousness&34; are virtually synonymous. Modern secular culture has transformed the meaning of justice. Justice now denotes conformity to the political sentiment and sentimentality of secular elites. A society in which a ravenous state may steal private property from its citizens is not a just society. It is, quite pointedly, an unjust society.

God's Works of Providence in History, Fred Pugh

The first error they wanted to exclude was the error of thinking that events occur by chance. The second error they wished to exclude was the error that events occur by some kind of blind mechanical necessity or fate. It is this very idea that events occur by chance or by fate that has led to a culture that is unable to find any basis for distinctions between right and wrong or any basis for any meaning in the normal activities of life.

Chalk Up One More for Religious Pluralism, Andrew Sandlin

One thing is certain: Alan Keyes wants nothing to do with Christ's Lordship over the Nations. He wants nothing to do with a "cultural war." He wants nothing to do with what the National Reform Association wants to do.

The Necessity of an Exclusively Protestant Social Protest, Andrew Sandlin

Re: Evangelicals and Catholics Together: That is, the participants want to speak as Christians but do not wish to speak as Christians. They abhor the idea that "religion should be excluded from the public square" while denying that they have a "religious agenda." ... We Protestants wish that the signatories would be consistent. We support an explicitly Christian commonwealth, a society based explicitly on the message of Holy Scripture.

Normalcy in Scriptural Anthropology, Andrew Sandlin

secular psychological help for the unconverted is ultimately futile. If man is deemed normal in his present state, there will be no attempt to solicit solutions to man's problems beyond the sphere of human thought and activity. According to the Biblical view of psychology, the unconverted require conversion-the beginning of the process of sanctification, originating external to man-in God-and imposed supernaturally on him. At best, secular psychology can perform a cosmetic service-mask the inner disease of sin. At worst, it can exacerbate that sin.

Federal Constitution, Product of a Christian Ethos, Andrew Sandlin

What we really observe in the late eighteenth century is a slice of a period of great theological transition from orthodox Calvinism to generic Christian orthodoxy to Enlightenment rationalism to pantheistic Transcendentalism to mechanistic naturalism to secular humanism-a transition that occurred later in the United States than in Europe. I chronologically pinpoint the founding somewhere between generic Christian orthodoxy and Enlightenment rationalism.

Social Witness and Christian Voting, Andrew Sandlin

Christians should vote exclusively for Christians-that is, those who with an explicit Christian profession dedicate themselves to applying their Faith in public office. I am less enthusiastic about the two-party system in the United States, and am a firm supporter of a fledgling third party, the U. S. Taxpayer's Party, whose platform, if not perfect, nonetheless observes that, "Our republic is a nation governed by a Constitution which is rooted in Biblical law . . . ."

Any way you cut it, the Billy Graham crusade just doesn't make sense, Andrew Sandlin

But Billy Graham's message of salvation by faith alone is quite the opposite of the Roman Catholic mass. This has been one of the chief points of contention historically between Protestants and Roman Catholics. The Roman churches are going to take the list of converts they receive from the Graham crusade and, naturally, try to make good Roman Catholics out of them. That is, they are going to teach these converts the way of salvation just the opposite of what Graham teaches. If he believes his message is so important, how can Graham gloss over this huge difference?

Ideology and Lordship, Andrew Sandlin

The NRA is on a collision course with these ideological visions. We hold that our blessed Lord and Savior as presently King of kings and Lord of lords speaks the only infallible word to modern pagan and apostate culture and that submission to his Person and therefore law-word is paramount. Ours is not one among a number of competing ideologies. Ours is the only answer to the evil--including the political evil--that surrounds us.

A Christian Carpe Diem, Andrew Sandlin

We are entering an era not unlike that of Europe between 1520 and 1660: several competing world views grappling for social dominance. There is no longer the pretended neutrality and objectivity of Enlightenment rationalism to impede the conflict. Over the past two centuries, Enlightenment liberalism has been able to maintain that it is merely a procedure, a matrix in which true democratic debate can occur. It rose condescendingly and benevolently above the fray, with the implied attitude: "Let the best man win; but we are preservers of the truly free society."

Nailing Down the Flap Over School Prayer, Andrew Sandlin

at certain times the conservatives reflect the residue of historic, virile Christianity while denying in the most vehement terms any attempt to return the nation to historic, virile Christianity. They favor the effects of godly faith but do not wish in the face of fanatical fascist liberals to support that faith.

Playing It Safe Can Be Dangerous, Andrew Sandlin

We need to stand up boldly in pulpits, on courthouse steps, outside abortion clinics and declare to God-haters, "What you are doing is not lawful." We need to pray public imprecations against the enemies of Christ and His Word--by name. We need to bombard the media with the message, "Except ye repent ye shall all likewise perish." We need to expose public sins of public God-haters publicly.

Theocratic Fools for Christ, Andrew Sandlin

We are pressing for the revival of the recognition of the claims of the crown rights of King Jesus and of the eternal validity of his law-word. We are pressing for the re-involvement of Christians in the task of applying the word of God to all areas of life-especially the socio-political. In short, we are pressing for the return to Christian civilization.

The Judgment is God's, William Einwechter

Governors and rulers must seek to establish the justice commanded in God's law and they cannot permit anything to stand in the way of their duty; not the identity of the persons concerned, nor the fear of revenge or the dread of giving a decision that will be unpopular with the people, for the judgment is God's.

Biblical Welfare Reform, William Einwechter

The NRA stands for the Lordship of Christ over this nation and for the authority of biblical law. True reform is based on submission to Christ and His Law-Word. We contend for the reform of welfare according to the principles of God's law. We are not at all satisfied by Republican tinkering with the current humanistic system of "aid" to the poor. We call for the complete demolition of the current ungodly practice of statist welfare so that we can reconstruct in its place a biblical system of charity.

The Sure Path of Political Destruction, William Einwechter

puts the Republican Party in a precarious position, which simply stated is this: deliver on their promises or else! As Human Events noted, "Now they must make good on their conservative promises, or risk losing everything two years hence".

The Covenant Context of Christian Education, William Einwechter

This concept of the covenant and the believer's responsibility in the covenant to obey the commandments of God is critical for a proper understanding of Christian education. Christian parents must place the issue of the education of their children in the context of their covenant with God!

Christian Politics: Contending for the Faith, William Einwechter

This duty to earnestly strive for the truth of Scripture is incumbent upon all true Christians at all times and in all circumstances. Christians must stand for the truth and openly seek to advance the cause of Christ in private and in public, in the church and in the state, in their family and in their community.

Where is Your Hope?, Fred Pugh

No king is saved by the multitude of an army; A mighty man is not delivered by great strength. A horse is a vain hope for safety; Neither shall it deliver any by its great strength.

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