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Timon Cline

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Timon Cline is a J.D. candidate at Rutgers Law School and a M.A.R. candidate at Westminster Theological Seminary. He lives in Philadelphia and writes regularly at Conciliar Post.

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Identity Politics and the Bondage of the Will

Identity Politics and the Bondage of the Will

Examination of Critical Theory and identity politics from the perspective of historic Christian anthropology

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The Intersectional Sensibility

The Intersectional Sensibility

Clarification of the critical race theory idea of "intersectionality," coined by Kimberle Crenshaw, in light …

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Why All the Facebook Fire? Because it Is the Most Cynical

Why All the Facebook Fire? Because it Is the Most Cynical

In a recent column, Kara Swisher observes that sudden congressional action on antitrust and big tech may be t…

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Why Baptists Should Support Muslims' Right to Build Mosques | National Review

Why Baptists Should Support Muslims' Right to Build Mosques | National Review

Colonial Baptists' fight for religious freedom applies equally to Muslims in America today. As previously not…

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Religious Liberty: The Glory of Baptists

Religious Liberty: The Glory of Baptists

Henry C. Vedder, in his Baptists and Liberty of Conscience (1884), proudly declared that the "glory of Baptis…

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Natural Law in the Second London Confession - Founders Ministries

Natural Law in the Second London Confession - Founders Ministries

I. INTRODUCTION As Carl Trueman has recently reminded us, 1 mere tacit affirmation of the words of confession…

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One Nation Under Providence

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By Timon Cline
| The American Mind Verified
Spencer Klavan has invited us to contemplate the American age, to think again in civilizational, epochal terms, and to search out the prerequisites for its continuation. The chaos (good and ill) of the past decade has made it difficult to look beyond the immediate. But Klavan is right: Trumpism, whether embattled or dead, is more a harbinger of a possible future than its fulfillment.
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Vocation Politics: The Discourses of Pierre de La Place

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By Timon Cline
| Christ Over All
Countless great theorists and practitioners of politics have written about their craft. The literature is voluminous and seemingly comprehensive. Improvement could hardly be made on them, except for one oversight. “How be it,” asked Pierre de La Place (1520–72), that none of them, having “busied himself about the ruling or direction of the public estate,” had provided a full consideration of the various “vocations of men” wrapped up in that estate? Politics is more than just rulers and ruled.
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What is the Common Law? — Hale Institute

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By Timon Cline
| haleinstitute.org
If you go to Wikipedia, you’ll get a definition of common law from Black’s Dictionary: “"the body of law derived from judicial decisions rather than from statutes or constitutions.” It is “case law” or judge-made law, a legal system of precedent, you’ll be told, and that isn’t entirely wrong, of course. If you were to approach a conservative and ask them what they think of the Anglo-American common law tradition, they’d probably pronounce it good.
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