Status Updates From Politics after Christendom:...

Enjoying this one as a slow burn. About a third of the way through and it’s primarily making the case for viewing the Noahic covenant as universal and encompassing multiple civil spheres (government, business, family, etc.). Tangential topics include natural law (especially interesting), common grace and moral order.

Very interesting so far. Center thesis would be , “God had ordained civil government-as the ruling authority of political communities-to be legitimate, but provisional, and to be common, but accountable.” To be fleshed out based on the biblical covenants.