Here is a list of what I believe to be some helpful online resources for further education, edification and equipping for this all-important, LONG-TERM task and project of ‘reconstructing’ every area and facet of our (fallen) earthly, human institutions: e.g., academics, science, law, politics, religion, economics, medicine, business, history, the arts, literature, music, theology, church, family, home, self-government, civil government, etc..
We could call this list something highly descriptive like:
Alphabetical List of Theologically Compatible Resources Promulgating and Promoting Individual and Global Reformation, Spiritual and Intellectual Liberty, Enrichment and Improvement, and a Comprehensive, Biblically-Based, Christian Worldview
Or, we could keep things simple and just call it:
Links
Bulgarian Reformation Ministries
Economic Commentary on the Bible
Gary North (affiliate link)
New Geneva Christian Leadership Academy
(New!) Reconstructionist Radio
Rev. David Chilton Center for Reformed Theology
Ron Paul Curriculum (affiliate link)
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The list will be continually added to, of course. If you think of any particular resource that isn’t shown here and you think it should be, please let me know!
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Help!
Your site has dead ends!
I followed a link from Facebook on “the authority of the church over your checkbook”, landed on your site with a blowup of the federal reserve note and the title, but no link to the article I wanted to read.
It took some sleuthing to get here where I could leave you a message. I suggest you hit your site from a different computer, perhaps one running Linux Xubuntu 17.04 and the Opera browser and see how your site appears following a Facebook link. Actually, the OS and browser are irrelevant, your site presents navigation problems for all who are not annoyingly persistent.
Love your work, I think I will mirror your site since I don’t have any original ideas for a site of my own. As you have probably heard many times, “You can’t beat something with nothing”.
Sincerely,
David Parker
Thanks, David. So the Read More link from the home page to the article didn’t work? I don’t use Linux or Opera. I am on a Mac with Firefox or Safari for my browser.