VOL. 9, NO. 5 | Why Two Kingdoms?: Dual Citizenship on the Eve of the Election

In this issue, we discuss the relationship, and the distinction, between church and state. Both Church and state are God’s wonderful gifts, and they are spheres in which Christians can faithfully labor to the glory of God and for the good of our neighbors. But we dare not identify the two, limiting the Church to natural tools, or suggesting that political activity can produce genuine righteousness. For we are “dual citizens” and will remain so until Jesus comes to put an end to our pilgrimage, and to identify all our loves as one.

Featured Articles:

• The Common Good and Common Grace | by Don E. Eberly
• Defining the Two Kingdoms | by Michael S. Horton
• Practicing the Two Kingdoms | by Timothy George
• Roman Catholics and their One Kingdom: A Report on John Paul II’s Ecclesia in Asia | by David VanDrunen
• The Eternal Kingdom-Already Initiated in Christ, But Yet to Come in its Fullness | by Timothy M. Monsma