Theonomy Old and New

This book explores the revival of Theonomy or Christian Reconstructionism, examining its historical roots with figures like Rousas Rushdoony and Greg Bahnsen, who emphasized the ongoing relevance of Mosaic law. It also offers critical perspectives, with Sam Waldron analyzing the movement’s eschatological and ethical deviations from traditional Reformed beliefs, while Tom Hicks critiques the contemporary label of "general equity theonomy" and its theological implications.