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01:06:34

The Sociology of the Sabbath

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2025/10/25

In this episode of the The Chalcedon Podcast, Andrea Schwartz and Martin Selbrede explore the biblical and cultural meaning of the Sabbath, drawing from the work of R. J. Rushdoony in Salvation and Godly Rule. They argue that modern society has abandoned the biblical view of time—linear, purposeful, and punctuated by Sabbath rest—and replaced it with “deep time,” an undifferentiated stream without meaning or goal. In Scripture, Sabbath is not just a day off but a divine ordinance tied to

00:08:09

The Source of Law

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2025/10/25

Whose law governs your life—God’s or man’s? In this episode, we unpack Chalcedon Position Paper No. 185 and confront the inescapable truth that all law is religious at its core. Whether it comes from God or from man, law reveals who we serve and where our loyalty lies. When a society rejects God’s law, it doesn’t become neutral—it enthrones human opinion, unleashes injustice, and invites chaos. Join us as we explore why the source of law matters more than ever, and how restoring God’s law is

01:02:41

Episode #115 (February 11, 1986)

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2025/10/25

In this landmark Easy Chair conversation, R.J. Rushdoony is joined by Dennis Peacocke and Bob Mumford for a passionate and far-reaching discussion on Christian Reconstruction. Together, they unpack the church’s calling to engage every sphere—spiritual, social, and economic—with the authority of Christ. From the failures of modern pietism to the rising global hunger for biblical answers, the trio explores why the future belongs to those with faith, expectancy, and action. If you’ve ever wondered

00:02:03

Mother Murder

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2025/10/25

In 1 Timothy 1:9, Paul includes “murderers of mothers” (metraloais) among the worst offenders—a shocking reminder of how deeply sin can corrupt. This word implies not only literal murder but any violent or dishonorable assault on a mother’s God-given role. Scripture commands us to honor father and mother, not because they are perfect, but because the family is God’s foundational institution. To attack or dishonor that structure is to strike at the root of social order. Paul’s warning is clear:

00:24:56

Jacob's remedy for bitterness towards your father

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2025/10/25

https://cr101radio.com/podcast/jacobs-remedy-for-bitterness-towards-your-fatherJacob endured one of the greatest personal injustices a man can face—his father, who walked closely with God, showed no love or favor toward him. Though Jacob was upright, dutiful, and the chosen heir of God’s covenant, Isaac consistently preferred Esau, the ungodly brother who despised his birthright. For seventy-one years Jacob labored faithfully in his father’s household, receiving neither affection nor tangible

00:15:57

Anarchism

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2025/10/24

What happens when man declares himself god, rejects all authority, and demands absolute freedom? In this episode, we unpack R.J. Rushdoony’s scathing analysis of anarchism—not just as a political impulse, but as the logical end of modern humanism. From Rousseau to the hippie rebellion, from existentialist despair to daily domestic chaos, Rushdoony reveals how the denial of God’s law births moral collapse, cultural ruin, and spiritual death. Join us as we explore why true liberty is not

00:02:13

Giving to God

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2025/10/24

In 1751, Americans protested Britain’s practice of sending criminals to the colonies, calling it a gift of contempt. They rightly asked: what good parent sends poison to their children? But the question cuts both ways. If we, as children of God, give Him only our leftovers—our spare time, energy, and money—aren’t we showing the same kind of contempt? Jesus said no good father gives a stone instead of bread. So what are we offering our heavenly Father? Our gifts reflect our hearts—and poor gifts

00:06:59

What Are You Waiting For?

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2025/10/23

Are you waiting for the world to change… while your own heart stays the same? In today’s episode, we explore Psalm 39 and ask a timely question: What am I really waiting for? From daily frustrations to lifelong dreams, we often wait in vain—until we learn to wait on God. Join us for a reflection on the only waiting that brings renewal, hope, and transformation.

00:44:32

Why History is Important: Part I (Remastered) (A...

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2025/10/23

In this powerful and far-reaching lecture, R.J. Rushdoony challenges the humanistic view of history and reasserts a thoroughly biblical understanding of the past, present, and future. He argues that all history is guided by God's sovereign hand and cannot be rightly understood apart from Scripture. Contrasting the despair and confusion of modern historians and educators with the confidence of a Christian worldview, Rushdoony shows how faith in God gives meaning, order, and hope to history. This

00:02:14

Can We Sanctify Folly?

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2025/10/23

A wealthy Christian couple gives generously to ministries but shows deep personal inconsistency: they ignore their godly, struggling son while endlessly supporting their rebellious daughter. This kind of misplaced compassion reflects a broader problem—when even Christians excuse sin and enable folly, how can we expect the world to act differently? If the church is soft on unrepentant sinners, society will be too. True grace is never a license for sin, and real love holds people accountable. As

00:15:50

The 'Iks'

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2025/10/22

What happens to a people when all faith, family, and moral law are stripped away? In this episode, we examine The Mountain People, Colin Turnbull’s haunting study of the Ik tribe—a society reduced to brutal egoism, where children are discarded, the weak are mocked, and survival is the only value. R.J. Rushdoony takes Turnbull’s account as a sobering portrait of what humanism inevitably produces: a collapse of virtue, community, and civilization itself. Join us as we explore why neither left nor

00:02:27

The Judgment of Hypocrites

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2025/10/22

Jesus warns that a hypocrite eagerly judges others while ignoring his own sin. He condemned this false judgment—not judgment itself, but judgment without integrity. A man who spoils his children, indulges his brother, and then blames his wife and criticizes society is not making righteous judgments—he’s deflecting blame and masking his failures. True judgment starts with personal accountability and is guided by God’s Word, not self-righteousness. We all judge—but are our judgments rooted in

00:33:53

The Church as Property and Function (Doctrine of the...

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2025/10/21

In this powerful exposition of Acts 5, R.J. Rushdoony explores the sobering account of Ananias and Sapphira to underscore a fundamental truth: the church is not ours—it is God’s property. Far from being an institution we manipulate or merely attend, the church is a living temple indwelt by the Spirit, and each member is called not to status, but to service. This message reminds us that violating God’s ownership—through pride, deceit, or profanation—invites His judgment. But it also offers a

00:02:11

Dangerous People

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2025/10/21

The greatest threat to society isn’t just criminals or immoral acts—it’s those who tolerate evil, especially when it comes dressed in charm, wit, or sophistication. When style outweighs substance, and appearances matter more than faith or morality, society begins to decay. This misplaced value shows up even in churches, where image can matter more than spiritual integrity. Scripture warns us: “They that forsake the law praise the wicked.” True danger lies in admiring sin when it looks

00:19:39

The Meaning of Theocracy

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2025/10/21

What if theocracy doesn’t mean tyranny—but liberty under God? In this episode, we unpack Chalcedon Position Paper No. 15 and rediscover the biblical meaning of theocracy: not rule by priests or power-hungry leaders, but the rule of God and His law over every sphere of life. Far from centralized control, biblical theocracy empowers self-governing individuals, families, churches, and communities through tithing, responsibility, and dominion. We’ll expose how modern statism has stolen the public

00:44:11

Has Cowardice Been Enshrined as a Virtue?

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2025/10/20

In this episode of Out of the Question, hosts Andrea Schwartz and Charles Roberts examine how cowardice is treated in Scripture, particularly in Revelation 21:8, where “the cowardly” appear first in a list of those condemned. The conversation explores how cowardice is often overlooked or minimized compared to other sins like murder or adultery, despite its serious placement in the biblical text. Roberts reflects on his initial surprise at this verse and draws on Rousas John Rushdoony’s

00:02:05

Rejoice

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2025/10/20

We often hear, “He’s a good man, but…” as if goodness can excuse a spirit of constant criticism or complaint. Paul, who suffered much, gives us a different command: “Rejoice in the Lord always.” He reminds us that no matter our circumstances, God is on the throne and working all things for good. Complaining blinds us to this truth, while joy opens us to God’s peace. True faith looks beyond present troubles to eternal triumph. A joyful heart isn't naive—it’s rooted in trust. Rejoicing isn’t

00:02:22

The Spiritual Man

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2025/10/19

Today, we often think of "spiritual" as vague, gentle, or mystical—but Paul meant something far more powerful. In Romans 7:14, when he says “the law is spiritual,” the Greek word pneumatikos points to divine power—God-backed, heaven-filled authority. The spiritual man isn’t weak or detached; he’s empowered by God to act, overcome, and lead. In contrast, the “carnal” man (sarkikos) is not powerful, but weak—tied to the physical, ruled by sin. We've flipped this in our thinking, seeing the carnal

00:36:39

The Responsibility of Judges (Remastered)

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2025/10/19

Biblical law places an uncompromising burden on judges and rulers: justice must be done—even when the offender is unknown. In this chapter, Rushdoony unpacks the powerful principle behind the law of the slain man in Deuteronomy 21, showing how civil authorities bear collective responsibility before God for righting every wrong. The requirement of restitution, even by proxy, reveals a deeper truth: true justice cannot be evaded, and when rulers fail in their duty, God's judgment falls not only

00:06:41

My Cup Runneth Over

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2025/10/19

In a world marked by conflict, exhaustion, and fear, Psalm 23 gives us more than comfort—it gives us a Host. In this episode, we step into the rich promises of verse 5, where God prepares a feast not in peace, but “in the presence of our enemies.” What does it mean to be welcomed, anointed, and overflowed with grace even in the thick of battle? Join us as we reflect on divine hospitality, holy abundance, and the Shepherd who turns weary pilgrims into royal guests.

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