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EPISODE · May 7, 2026 · 27 MIN

An Introduction to the Christian Family (Remastered)

from Rushdoony Radio · host R.J. Rushdoony

This opening to a study on the biblical doctrine of the family argues that modern society is fundamentally at war with the family because it has replaced God’s order with statist and naturalistic thinking. Scripture presents the family—not the state, church, or school—as God’s primary institution, with marriage as the first and basic religious vocation, governed by God’s Law rather than personal desire or biological impulse. To reduce marriage to a natural or sexual arrangement is to deny its moral and covenantal character and to embrace the logic of fallen humanity, which always rebels against God-given order. Biblical marriage, by contrast, is an act of dominion and new creation in Christ, restoring life, stability, and meaning where lawlessness produces chaos and death. The family is the one institution carried over from Eden, the chief means by which God orders human life, and the central target of a modern world that refuses to live by His design. #BiblicalFamily #MarriageAsVocation #GodsOrder #FamilyBeforeState #ChristianWorldview #CreationOrder #AgainstStatism #CovenantLife #Dominion #FaithAndFamily

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