The Coming Reformation

The printing press in the age of the Reformation enabled a few to publish to the masses, thereby bypassing the monopoly of the priesthood. The Internet in this age of information enables anyone to publish to the masses, thereby bypassing the control of leaders, publishers and marketers.

Tuesday, October 31, 2017

TCR Thesis #53 - Laws

Laws are not good because they are in the books of the Bible, rather they are in the books of the Bible because they are good.

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