Reviews for Should Drug Laws Be Reformed?

The average rating for Should Drug Laws Be Reformed? based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-06-19 00:00:00 Kristin Johnson This is probably the best book on theonomy that I have read to date, simply because of the brevity and clarity with which Mr. Kayser explains Old Testament Law. It's something that I would give to a person who is interested in learning about theonomy, but is unfamiliar with the topic. (Make no mistake though, it's also chock full of detailed information for a serious reader on the subject.) The title would lead one to believe it only covers penal sanctions, but it's actually a lot broader of a look than just that. I also really liked Mr. Kayser's specific take on capital punishment. Curious? It's only 50 pages, and very worth it. Plus it's free! It's not a complete defense and delineation of theonomy, but it's a wonderful start.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-11-15 00:00:00 Mark Stantz This was a gem of a read. Following that admonition of Greg Bahnsen in his books and lectures in theology, theonomists have a lot of homework to do in exegesis and application regarding the Old Testament civil laws. Kayser does a terrific job of giving great exegetical and theological insight into the death penalty and when it should or is allowed to be applied according to Biblical principles. This was a great read and highly recommended!