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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2026 · 35 MIN

The Future of the Family (Remastered)

from CR101 Radio - Podcast Network · host R.J. Rushdoony

Rushdoony argues that only the Christian family has a future because it alone lives by God’s law rather than statist planning, making the family not church or state the primary engine of social renewal through its biblical duties of provision, education, charity, inheritance, discipline, and dominion; drawing from Scripture and history, he insists that neglect of family law hollows out faith, fuels statism, and erodes freedom, while practices like family-based care, homeschooling, tithing, and mutual responsibility reclaim power from the state and restore liberty under God; rejecting humanistic categories that redefine freedom as autonomy, he presents marriage and family as God-ordained spheres of responsibility that produce true freedom, arguing that the Reformation’s real revolution was family reform and that today’s revival of Christian households small, faithful, and God-centered is the decisive force that will shape the future and resist the culture of death. #ChristianFamily #BiblicalLaw #DominionMandate #FamilyGovernment #Homeschool #ChristianEducation #Tithing #AntiStatism #Rushdoony #Reformation #BiblicalWorldview #KingdomOfGod

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