Back in print!!!!    A popular presentation of the argument presented in Theonomy in Christian Ethics. Highly readable exposition of the theonomic case presented in bite-sized chapters averaging under 15 pages. This is an excellent introduction to the case for theonomic ethics. (hardback)Chapters1. Specification of Purpose and Position2. God's Word is Our Norm3. The Entire Bible is Today's Standard4. The Scope of Y Obedience5. The Covenant's Uniform Standard of Right and Wrong6. The Father's Unchanging Holiness7. The Son's Model Righteousness8. The Spirit's Dynamic for Living9. A Motivational Ethic Endorses the Law10. A Consequential Ethic Endorses the Law11. The New Testament Explicitly Supports the Law12. New Testament Ethical Themes Endorse the Law13. New Testament Moral Judgments Endorse the Law14. The Categories of God's Law15. Continuity Between the Covenants on the Law16. Discontinuity Between the Covenants on the Law17. God's Commandments are a Non-Legalistic Rule of Obedience18. New Testament Opposition to the Abuse of God's Law19. What the Law Cannot Do20. What the Law Can and Should Do21. The Traditional 'Three Uses' of the Law22. The Political Implications of the Comprehensive Gospel23. Law and Politics in Old Testament Israel24. Law and Politics in Nations Around Israel25. Law and Politics in the New Testament26. Crime and Punishment27. Church and State28. Autonomy and Antinomianism29. Arguments Against the Law's General Validity30. Arguments Against the Law's Political Use31. The Authority of God's Law Today