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The Christian State with Gavin Beers

0:00:00 Introduction 0:03:16 What is the Establishment Principle 0:07:25 Where are Biblical reasons for this view? 0:16:07 What is the NT understanding of a King giving allegiance in their office to Christ? 0:19:50 More NT examples of Establishment Principle 0:21:35 The Westminster Tradition and connection to Establishment Prinicple 0:32:03 How did the Establishment Principal move from dogma to debatable? 0:42:43 French Revolution tied to Anti-Establsihment Principle? 0:46:17 Other objections to the Establishment Principle 0:50:53 What are ways people falsely portray the Establishment Principle 1:00:17 Objection: Establishment Principle doesn't work 1:06:45 How to separate Theonomy conversation from Establishment Principle 1:14:11 How does Establishment Principle affect ethics? 1:21:25 I believe in the Establishment Principle, what should I do? In this episode, Pastor Aldo Leon interviews Pastor Gavin Beers, a minister of the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing) in Burlington, NC. They discuss the biblical doctrine of the establishment principle, which teaches that civil magistrates have a duty to promote and protect true religion according to God's law. Pastor Beers explains the historical and theological background of this doctrine, as well as its implications for church and state relations in the present day. He also responds to some common objections and challenges from different perspectives, such as Roman Catholicism, Erastianism, Voluntarism, and R2K. This episode is a follow-up to a four-part conference that Pastor Beers delivered and published online on this same topic, which can also be found in previous episodes of Kingdom Polemics. Pastor Gavin Beers is a native of Northern Ireland and a graduate of the Free Church Seminary, Inverness, Scotland. He currently serves as the minister of the FCC's first North Carolina, USA, congregation, Cornerstone Presbyterian Church. More information can be obtained from the Church's website: https://cornerstone-presbyterian.com/. Are you enjoying Kingdom Polemics? Please help us improve our podcast by supporting each episode. Follow this link: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kingdomp.... Please support us, leave us a comment or suggestion, a word of encouragement, we appreciate your support! Find past episodes of Kingdom Polemics at https://reformationmiami.org/kp for a comprehensive exploration of these crucial theological discussions.