By This Standard - Reconstructionist Radio (Audiobook)

Conclusion: Chapter : The Authority of God’s Law Today

Chapter 30: Arguments Against the Law’s Political Use

Chapter 29: Arguments Against the Law’s General Validity

PART 3: ANTAGONISM TO GOD’S LAW: Chapter 28: Autonomy and Antinomianism

Chapter 27: Church and State

Chapter 26: Crime and Punishment

Chapter 25: Law and Politics in the New Testament

PART 2: APPLICATION OF GOD’S LAW TO POLITICAL ETHICS: Chapter 22: The Political Implications of the Comprehensive Gospel

Chapter 21: The Traditional “Three Uses” of the Law

Chapter 20: What the Law Can and Should Do

Chapter 19: What the Law Cannot Do

Chapter 18: New Testament Opposition to the Abuse of God’s Law

F: The Functions of God’s Law: Chapter 17: God’s Commandments are a Non-Legalistic Rule of Obedience

Chapter 16: Discontinuity Between the Covenants of the Law

E: Summary of Old and New Testament Views on God’s Law: Chapter 15: Continuity Between the Covenants on the Law

Chapter 14: The Categories of God’s Law

Chapter 13: New Testament Moral Judgments Endorse the Law

Chapter 12: New Testament Ethical Themes Endorse the Law

D: Old Testament Law in the New Testament Age: Chapter 11: The New Testament Explicitly Supports the Law

Chapter 10: A Consequential Ethic Endorses the Law

C: Motivational and Consequential Perspectives: Chapter 9: A Motivational Ethic Endorses the Law

Chapter 8: The Spirit’s Dynamic for Living

Chapter 7: The Son’s Model Righteousness

Chapter 6: The Father’s Unchanging Holiness

B: Cardinal Doctrines of the Faith: Chapter 5: The Covenant’s Uniform Standard of Right and Wrong

Chapter 4: The Scope of True Obedience

Chapter 3: The Entire Bible is Today’s Standard

PART 1: THE AUTHORITY OF GOD’S LAW: A: The All-Encompassing Standard of Scripture: Chapter 2: God’s Word is Our Norm

Introduction: Chapter 1: Specification of Purpose and Position

Foreword

Prologue