Next Christendom
Lance HancockBuilding the next Christendom one person, place, and publication at a time.
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The Case for Christendom (pt. 7)
Christ Driving the Money Changers from the Temple by El Greco (1568)
This is the seventh and (for now) final thesis in this series making the case for Christendom. I may add additional theses in the future, but seven is a good number, and...
The Case for Christendom (pt. 6)
In case you missed the fifth thesis in the Case for Christendom you can find it right here.
Thesis 6 - The new creation has already arrived
Scripture plainly states that the new creation is already present. Unfortunately, many belie...
The Case for Christendom (pt. 5)
Stained glass within Washington National Cathedral.
We’re back today with the fifth thesis in the Case for Christendom. Last week’s thesis can be found here:
Thesis 5 - God’s kingdom is gradually preeminent
In Jesus’ kingdom parable...
The Case for Christendom (pt. 4)
I saw a new heaven and a new earth. Christ Church, Chelsea by Archibald Keightley Nicholson (1929)
Today I present my fourth thesis in the Case for Christendom. If you missed it, here’s the third installment:
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The Case fo...
The Case for Christendom (pt. 3)
A fresco of the Ascension of Jesus in the side apse of St. Wenceslas Church, Prague by S. G. Rudl (1900)
This is the third of seven theses making the case for Christendom. If you missed the last post, see here:
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The Case...
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My mission is helping to build the next Christendom as a husband, father, and bi-vocational Anglican priest/real estate professional. // bitcoiner | postmillennial | theonomist | masculinist | regenerative ag enthusiast | homeschooler
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