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From Artisan to Artist: Art in the Modern Culture...

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2026/09/29

This lecture traces a cultural earthquake: **from artisan to “artist,” from craft to “inspiration,” from God-centered meaning to man-centered self-expression.** Medieval art served worship; Enlightenment art borrowed heaven’s imagery but transferred “apotheosis” to monarchs and “man as the new god.” Then modern art arrives after modern philosophy has gutted meaning, and the serious artist can no longer portray the body with significance because he “does not believe in the soul,” so art turns to

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00:38:02

Taxation

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2026/09/29

This position paper argues that taxation is fundamentally a religious issue because it rests on the question of sovereignty who is lord, God or the state. It rejects the common claim that churches are wealthy tax dodgers, showing instead that church-owned property historically provided extensive social services, while modern states hold vast tax-exempt lands yet increasingly burden the people through expropriative taxation. Scripture teaches that only God, as Creator and Lord, has ultimate

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00:03:15

The Name of the Lord

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2026/09/29

Genesis tells us that when Seth named his son Enosh “mortal” men began to call upon the name of the LORD (Gen. 4:26). The contrast is deliberate: man is defined as frail and dying, while God is revealed as YHWH the self-existent, eternal “I AM.” To call on the name of the Lord is far more than religious language or sentiment. It is to know God as He has revealed Himself in His Word, not as we imagine Him to be. True faith begins by admitting what man is and worshiping God for who He

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00:35:54

What If Aloneness Isn't About Loneliness?

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2026/09/28

Is being alone the same thing as being lonely? After saying goodbye to a beloved dog and noticing the new silence in her house, Andrea Schwartz sits down with Gwen Saunders, a widow of seventeen years whose husband died suddenly just as they were preparing to move across the country. Gwen describes how the hectic years after John's death kept grief at bay, and how loneliness arrived only when her youngest daughter married and moved away — until she came to see that a believer who knows the Lord

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00:24:46

9 Verses That Tell You Exactly What Love Is

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2026/09/28

When Jesus said "love your neighbour as yourself," He wasn't coining a slogan. He was quoting Leviticus 19:18, and the nine verses before it define love with meat, bones and sinews. Love is the corner of the field you leave for the poor to glean, the wage you pay before sundown, the tongue you guard, the judgment that favours neither rich nor poor, and the rebuke you owe your brother. Trace the love that moved Nehemiah, Joseph, Daniel and Moses back to God's law, and discover why the "decent

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00:39:01

Are You an Heir or Refugee?

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2026/09/28

Scripture calls believers "heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ," yet most Christians treat their faith as little more than fire insurance — a ticket out of hell with no obligations attached. In this episode, Andrea Schwartz and Charles Roberts explore the profound biblical concept of heirship, arguing that to be an heir of Christ means far more than possessing a spiritual status; it carries the duty to advance His kingdom across every domain of life. Drawing on Romans 8, the parables of

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00:02:24

Good Preaching

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2026/09/28

Faithful preaching has never been about making people feel comfortable it’s about telling the truth. God’s Word confronts sin, exposes self-deception, and calls men to repentance. When people demand only “positive” messages, they echo Isaiah’s warning: they ask for smooth words instead of truth. True love does not flatter. It rebukes and restores. As Scripture says, “As many as I love, I rebuke and chasten” (Rev. 3:19). Ask for preaching that tells the truth and thank God for pastors who

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00:02:14

The Invisible Communion

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2026/09/27

Scripture reveals an unseen divide among men. The foolish those who reject God are bound together by shared guilt and rebellion. Their unity is rooted in sin. The righteous, however, share a different bond: a good conscience before God, marked by grace, favor, and goodwill. This invisible communion is real and powerful, shaping lives and loyalties beneath the surface. The question each of us must face is simple but searching: which bond holds you?

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00:05:58

They That Mourn

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2026/09/27

The second Beatitude, “Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted,” does not speak of sorrow in general, but of a specific and holy mourning that follows poverty of spirit a grief over our sin, rebellion, and spiritual barrenness before God. When we truly see ourselves in the light of God’s holiness, we recognize that our lives are naturally weed patches rather than cultivated gardens: evil grows easily, while obedience and goodness require painful effort and divine grace. Like

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00:56:44

Law of the Tithe (Remastered)

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2026/09/27

The French Revolution and the death of the tithe happened together. That's not a coincidence. The tithe once funded education and welfare without the state. Abandon it, and Leviathan fills the vacuum. Marxists ban tithe-preaching for a reason: it strips the state of its pretensions. To oppose statism without restoring the tithe is spiritual anarchy.

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00:02:17

Change

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2026/09/26

Times change, technology changes but man’s problem remains the same: sin. No invention, from the atom bomb to the smallest tool, can solve the human heart’s refusal to live faithfully before God. Real change never begins “out there.” We cannot change others, only ourselves by God’s grace. Growth starts with repentance, humility, and obedience. No matter the era, this is still God’s world, God’s time and He does all things well.

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01:02:07

Easy Chair No. 163, February 11, 1988 - Inflation in...

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2026/09/26

R.J. Rushdoony and Otto Scott discuss persistent inflation in the U.S., explaining it as an increase in the money supply that benefits debtors at the expense of creditors. Citing Freeman Tilden, they note inflation succeeds when fueled by larceny in the hearts of participants. They trace inflation from Roosevelt’s era to the late 20th century, highlighting how excessive credit, foreign loans, and artificial currency distort the economy and erode trust in money. They compare historical

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00:18:29

State Interest Versus Public Interest

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2026/09/26

Modern governments increasingly equate state interest with public interest, using the claim of a “compelling state interest” to justify control over education, religion, and society. Historically, this language has masked the expansion of centralized power, not the protection of liberty and justice. When the state defines morality and justice for itself, freedom erodes and dissent is treated as a threat. Biblically, sovereignty belongs to God alone. When the state claims ultimate authority, it

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00:02:47

Majoring in Minors

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2026/09/25

When the house is on fire, no one stops to dust the furniture. Yet too often, Christians fixate on trifles while the world burns. This is what it means to “major in minors” arguing over small issues while neglecting the urgent work of proclaiming God’s truth. Scripture calls us to urgency, not distraction. Paul declared, “Woe is unto me, if I preach not the gospel!” (1 Cor. 9:16). If we focus on the Word of God, we become strong in Christ; if we obsess over trifles, we become triflers. The

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00:09:07

Justice and the State

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2026/09/25

In “Justice and the State,” Rushdoony argues that the modern state has become an openly religious institution, replacing God with itself as the ultimate source of law, morality, and justice, so that whatever the state legalizes is declared moral and whatever resists it is condemned as evil. Once justice is identified with the will of the state, there is no higher law by which rulers, courts, or policies can be judged, and total power becomes necessary to achieve the “just society,” whether

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00:06:04

The Poor in Spirit

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2026/09/24

This position paper argues that taxation is fundamentally a religious issue because it rests on the question of sovereignty who is lord, God or the state. It rejects the common claim that churches are wealthy tax dodgers, showing instead that church-owned property historically provided extensive social services, while modern states hold vast tax-exempt lands yet increasingly burden the people through expropriative taxation. Scripture teaches that only God, as Creator and Lord, has ultimate

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00:02:13

Hearing Coyotes

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2026/09/24

Familiar sounds can fade into the background until we no longer notice them. So it is with God’s Word. When we hear it often without truly listening, we become gospel-hardened unchanged, unmoved, and lukewarm. Christ still stands at the door and knocks, not to be ignored but to be answered (Rev. 3:20). A nation that tunes out His voice loses its sensitivity to truth. The right response is simple and urgent: “Speak, Lord; for thy servant heareth” (1 Sam. 3:10).

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01:05:24

Sade to Genet: The New Morality (History of Modern...

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2026/09/24

This lecture traces a shocking chain reaction in modern thought: how the **Lisbon earthquake (1755)** shattered Enlightenment “reason = nature” optimism, opened the door to a darker view of nature as **irrational and lawless**, and helped set the stage for modern nihilism culminating in the disturbing but influential logic of the **Marquis de Sade**, who argued that if God and transcendent law are ruled out, then “nature” becomes the only standard and **anything** can be rationalized. From

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00:06:33

Necessity Versus Law

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2026/09/23

In “Necessity Versus Law,” Rushdoony exposes how the ancient pagan maxim “necessity knows no law” steadily replaced God’s law as the governing principle of Western society, allowing rulers, states, and eventually individuals to justify any action—however immoral—by appeals to emergency, public welfare, or reason of state. Once necessity became the “higher law,” God’s law was reduced to a private concern, morality collapsed, and both personal conduct and civil authority were freed from

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00:01:59

Jonah

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2026/09/23

Jonah’s story exposes a familiar flaw: caring more about our comfort than God’s mercy. He fled from God’s call, preached unwillingly, and then grew angry when grace triumphed. He mourned a withered vine but not a city of people spared by repentance. God’s rebuke still speaks: misplaced compassion reveals a warped perspective. Like Jonah, we often value ease over obedience. May God be patient with us as He was with Jonah and teach us to love what He loves.

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