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Sep 22, 2026
Jason LisleGUEST
... on one issue, 'cause he says, "You know, I, I believe in general equity theonomy."
Mark HudsonHOST
Yeah.
Jason LisleGUEST
Theonomy is general equity theonomy.
Mark HudsonHOST
Okay, yeah, sure.
Mark HudsonHOST
[laughs]
Andrew RapoportHOST
trying to help people see the difference between ministry and the platform builders that are not interested in ministry.
Andrew RapoportHOST
They're interested in a following because when the Theonomist came after me, I remember that I was being attacked on things that I didn't believe and people didn't care that I didn't believe it because it made for good content.
Andrew RapoportHOST
And I called up a friend of mine.
Andrew RapoportHOST
Some of you know, Matt Slick, he and I started this, this show together many, many years ago and, I, you know, I ended up calling him up and just explaining what was happening.
Andrew RappaportHOST
trying to help people see the difference between ministry and the platform builders that are not interested in ministry.
Andrew RappaportHOST
They're interested in a following because when the Theonomist came after me, I remember that I was being attacked on things that I didn't believe and people didn't care that I didn't believe it because it made for good content.
Andrew RappaportHOST
And I called up a friend of mine.
Andrew RappaportHOST
Some of you know, Matt Slick, he and I started this, this show together many, many years ago and, I, you know, I ended up calling him up and just explaining what was happening.
Daniel ScheiderGUEST
Um, some would say it all f- it all falls as a unit.
Daniel ScheiderGUEST
Theonomists would go in the other direction and say it all stands as a unit.
Daniel ScheiderGUEST
A- and both of these are against an older, m- uh, understanding that would say, "Well, we have to, we have to say moral law, just perennial." Um, expression in the civil law, and so that means the particular aspects of it, uh, that were for that people, place, time, that's done away with, but the principles, because they're just moral law principles, they continue, so the general equity continues.
Daniel ScheiderGUEST
Civil law totally pointing toward, um... or sorry, ceremonial law totally pointing toward the new covenant.
Stephen WolfeHOST
There are a lot of problems.
Stephen WolfeHOST
I think before we get into this, what I want to also suggest, he does acknowledge that Christian nationalism is a complex subject, right? But he approaches it from his perspective of his encounters probably with more Kuyperians of the 80s and 90s and maybe the Theonomists.
Stephen WolfeHOST
And so everything he's interpreting is kind of filtered through that perspective.
Stephen WolfeHOST
I suspect that Phil Johnson has not read my book or anything that I've written.
Desimber RoseHOST
They want whatever you want to call it.
Dillon Naber CruzHOST
Theonomy.
Desimber RoseHOST
Yeah, they want theonomy.
Desimber RoseHOST
They just don't want it from anybody brown or black.
Al MohlerGUEST
without apology.
Al MohlerGUEST
In other words, I am not going to say that we adopt Old Testament, I mean the old Theonomist model.
Al MohlerGUEST
That is not the old Reconstructionist model.
Al MohlerGUEST
That is not what I'm affirming here when it comes down to the absolute application of the entire Old Testament law.