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Church vs. State: The Biblical Case for Liberty
- Narrated by: Eric Leath
- Length: 2 hrs and 18 mins
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Church vs. State: The Biblical Case for Liberty
Narrated by:
Eric Leath
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Publisher's Summary
Church vs. State answers a variety of political questions from a strictly Biblical perspective. It was inspired by a desire to understand precisely what Jesus meant when He announced His plan "to proclaim liberty to the captives" and to "set at liberty those who are oppressed." Common conceptions of what the Bible says about the state, nation, private property, capitalism, contract, taxes, slavery, and more are carefully examined and challenged. The war between church and state is one of truly biblical proportions.
©2019 Christopher Chase Rachels (P)2019 Christopher Chase Rachels
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