Dominion Covenant: Genesis (e-Book)

 

Most Christians would say "yes." So would most Anti-Christians. Yet if the answer is "yes," in what way would things be different?  And would they be radically different in ten years or a century?

 

Ideas have consequences. What a man believes about God, man, and the world will have an impact on how he acts in life. If the Christianization of society would change today's humanistic culture, then we have to ask ourselves: "What are the biblical guidelines by which Christians would reconstruct society? What are the standards of righteousness in any human relationship or institution?" 

 

The Dominion Covenant is specifically an economic commentary on the Bible. What does the Bible require of men in the area of economics and business?  What does the Bible have to say about economic theory?  Does it teach free market, socialism, or a mixture of the two or something completely different?  Is there really an exclusive Christian approach to economics?

 

The Dominion Covenant presents the case for thoroughly Christian economics, not the baptized humanism that passes for economics in too many of our Christian college classrooms. It also provides a biblical answer for dozens of questions such as:

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