R.J. Rushdoony - Complete Collection (213 mp3s)
The most important changes in our lives arise from our own acquisition of knowledge. Knowledge creates belief and empowers actions. For the righteous person, that means believing the truth and consciously living in accord with it. What knowledge and conviction could you gain from a man who read a book per day from the time he was 14 years old (who lived from 1916-2001)! A man who read 28,000 books in his life. A man who's heritage could reasonable claim that since 320 A.D., every generation of the Rushdoony family has produced a Christian priest or minister. A man who was the heir to the First Christian Nation - Armenia (converted in 301A.D.). "In 301, Tiridates proclaimed Christianity as the state religion of Armenia, making the Armenian kingdom the first state to officially embrace Christianity." Rushdoony wrote many books, but it is very apparent that his primary service was through his lectures in his own voice. This is a monumental collection of his lectures and sermons will inform you with magnficent knowledge, a sense of urgent conviction to stand for the truth, and a greatly expanded view of the world under the reign of Christ. Pro Rege! ("For the King)
This collection includes every mp3 from Rushdoony/Chalcedon on the site, such as all the Rushdoony series available at WordMp3.com - (American History, Reconstruction in England, Theology of the Family, Theology of the Land, Many Easy Chair messages, Unity of Law and Grace, Death of God, Myth of Overpopulation, Systematic Theology, and many more). An unbelievable value.
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Rousas John Rushdoony (1916-2001) founder, long-time President and Chairman of the Board of the Chalcedon Foundation, was born in New York City of Armenian immigrants to the United States and preserved a family legacy of Christian ministers going back to the fourth century. A graduate of the University of California (Berkeley) and the Pacific School of Religion, he was an ordained Presbyterian minister.... read more
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