Frame's Review of Van Drunen's, "A Biblical Case for Natural Law"

[Peairtach]

Review of David Van Drunen, A Biblical Case for Natural Law (Grand Rapids: Acton Institute, no date)

I get the impression from this review, that with this book, and "The Law is Not of Faith" (Edited by Van Drunen, Fesko and Estelle, Pand R), some may be partly motivated to respond to theonomy, and are over-reacting and over-complicating things unnecessarily.

 

[Christusregnat]

Thanks for sharing this Richard!

I especially appreciated this point:

But the development of societies in opposition to God is, according to Scripture, profoundly illegitimate.

Cheers,

 

[Peairtach]

Thanks for sharing this Richard!

I especially appreciated this point:

But the development of societies in opposition to God is, according to Scripture, profoundly illegitimate.

Cheers,

I would agree, although we obviously don't see eye to eye on "general equity."