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that this ministry is willing to talk about things that most ministries aren't.

We need this content for the glory of going to talk about a few things, three things in particular. We're going to talk about. Christian nationalism. And this may be, for many of you, the episode that you've been waiting for,

we're going to talk about a few things, three things in particular. We're going to talk about

natural law and how it relates to civil law. We're also going to talk a little bit about

kind of Khyperianism versus a classical two kingdom theology. And I'll update the audience

where I'm kind of at with that and give Stephen

a chance to poke some holes if you can. And I think he'll be able to probably at least get us to

think. And then lastly, drum roll please, we will talk about the Christian Prince. And so I think

this will be a great episode. So let's go

ahead and dive in, natural law, civil law, start the discussion. Okay. Yeah. So my view,

which I take to be the classical Protestant view, is that civil law also knows positive law,

is must be derived from the moral law of God.

And the moral law can be considered as the natural law,

meaning that it's immutable, it's creational,

it's universal applied to all men.

But it's also revealed in scripture, summarized the Ten Commandments.

That's what I was going to say. Part of the reason you never have bothered me with natural laws,

the first time I had you on our show, it was like two years ago right after you published the book.

And one of the questions I asked you, and I already kind of knew the answer, but I was just confirming,

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