Online Theonomy

[Reformed1]

I'm looking for some online resources for Theonomy works. I'm on the computer all day for my job, so I'd like to have some good websites in my favorites list. I have americanvision.com, cmfnow.org, and chalcedon.edu already. I'd like some sites with online articles. Can anyone help?

 

[JohnV]

Rick:

The Puritan Board has lots of info. There are good discussions with good arguments from both sides, as well as plenty of links to websites. It's all there, I mean here.

 

[Reformed1]

ok, i'll do a search. if anyone has some sites though, that would be cool too.

 

[crhoades]

You've already nailed three of the best.
The top site for information would be:

1. Freebooks.com - Gary North opened up all of the books he published for free online. 3 of Bahnsen's are on there, a ton of Gentry and Demar. Check out George Grant as well.
http://www.freebooks.com/sidefrm2.htm

Other sites of interest:

Yahoo Groups with searchable archives:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/theonomists/
http://www.christianciv.com/
http://www.reformed.org/Check out the ethics page.
http://www.natreformassn.org/
http://www.erikwait.com/index.cgi?location_id=1
http://www.dr-fnlee.org/
http://www.forerunner.com/
http://ipc.faithweb.com/documents/THEONOMY.htm
http://www.naphtali.com/severity.htm

This should keep you busy for a while! As always, read critically. I probably wouldn't endorse everything posted here. But this will definitely give you a taste of the breadth and depth of theonomic writings (complete with inconsistencies!)

 

[Reformed1]

Originally posted by crhoades
You've already nailed three of the best.
The top site for information would be:

1. Freebooks.com - Gary North opened up all of the books he published for free online. 3 of Bahnsen's are on there, a ton of Gentry and Demar. Check out George Grant as well.
http://www.freebooks.com/sidefrm2.htm

Other sites of interest:

Yahoo Groups with searchable archives:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/theonomists/
http://www.christianciv.com/
http://www.reformed.org/Check out the ethics page.
http://www.natreformassn.org/
http://www.erikwait.com/index.cgi?location_id=1
http://www.dr-fnlee.org/
http://www.forerunner.com/
http://ipc.faithweb.com/documents/THEONOMY.htm
http://www.naphtali.com/severity.htm

This should keep you busy for a while! As always, read critically. I probably wouldn't endorse everything posted here. But this will definitely give you a taste of the breadth and depth of theonomic writings (complete with inconsistencies!)

Thanks! This is great!