Listen to Pastor Wilson talk about how Christians should handle Private Property and the Environment. Then he plugs B.B. Warfield’s, The Plan of Salvation, and wraps things up with a talk about the Greek word “Allotriepiskopos”. Happy Plodding!
Show Notes
Private Property & Environment:
- when people tell you to save this or save that, there is a presupposition of ownership
- we have to figure out who owns what
- Christians should want to be good stewards of the planet, however, we need to do it through God’s appointed mechanisms
- you don’t want to put anyone in charge of the environment, or an endangered species when that person doesn’t face any negative consequences for making poor decisions
- Christians need to radically reintroducing private property
The Plan of Salvation:
- written by B.B. Warfield
- helpful breakdown of different approaches to salvation
- if you are interested in preserving historic reformed evangelicalism, then this book is great
Allotriepiskopos:
- refers to someone who is a busy body in the affairs of others
- these people are engaged in looking over the shoulders of others so that they can butt in
- mentioned in 1 Peter 4:15
- mind thine own business