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Zens, John. Dispensationalism: A Refornwd Inquiry into Its Leading
Fig-w-es and Features. Nashville, TN: Baptist Reformation
Review, 1973. Brief historical and exegetical discussion by a
(then) Reformed Baptist.
Theonomic Studies in Biblical Law
Bahnsen, Greg L. By Thti Standurd: The Authority of God’s Law
lbduy. Tyler, TX: Institute for Christian Economics, 1985. An
introduction to the issues of biblical law in society.
Bahnsen, Greg. No Other Standard: Theonomy and Its Critics.
Tyler, Texas: Institute for Christian Economics, 1991. A detailed
response, point by point, to dozens of critics of Bahnsen’s
earlier defenses of theonomy.
Bahnsen, Greg L. Theonomy in Christian Ethics. Nutley, New
Jersey Presbyterian and Reformed, (1977) 1984. A detailed
apologetic of the idea of continuity in biblical law.
DeMar, Gary. God and Government, 3 VOIS. Atlanta, GA American
Vision, 1991. An introduction to the fundamentals of biblical
government, emphasizing self-government.
Jordan, James. The Law of the Covenant: An Exposition of Exodws
21-23. Tyler, TX: Institute for Christian Economics, 1984.
A clear introduction to the issues of the case laws of the Old
Testament.
North, Gary. The Dominion Covenant: Genesis. Tyler, TX:
Institute for Christian Economics, (1982) 1987. A study of the
economic laws of the Book of Genesis.
North, Gary. Moses and Pharaoh: Dominion Reli~”on vs. Power
Reli@”on. Tyler, TX: Institute for Christian Economics, 1985. A
study of the economic issues governing the Exodus.
North, Gary. Political Polytheism: The Myth of Pluralism. Tyler,
TX: Institute for Christian Economics, 1989. A 700-page critique
of the myth of neutrality in ethics, social criticism, U.S.