Romans 13 | The True Meaning of Submission

Romans 13: The True Meaning of Submission, 2nd Ed. (paperback)

by Timothy Baldwin, J.D and Dr. Chuck Baldwin

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The Bible Does Not Teach
Unconditional Submission
to Government

The Problem

Many Christian pastors and leaders today are erroneously reviving the divine-right-of-kings argument used in the Dark Ages, which created some of the most horrific human affairs in history. They, like the grandfather of Communism, Georg Hegel, argue that government is Divinely sanctioned to do anything it pleases and that God requires people to submit regardless of God’s standards of justice. This argument has been used by virtually every tyrant since Jesus’ life, including Adolf Hitler.

This false doctrine is doing more to bring America and the rest of the world into slavery than perhaps any other thing. Holders of this doctrine are creating self-fulfilling prophecies of America’s destruction–all in the name of Romans chapter 13.

This absurd interpretation of the Bible and Romans chapter 13 has not gone unchallenged: it is Romans 13-The True Meaning of Submission.

The Response

Romans 13: The True Meaning of Submission shows with overwhelming evidence that submission to government is limited and that the obey-government-no-matter-what argument is false! It discusses sound rules of interpretation and construction, incorporates biblical reasoning, and uses hundreds of Scriptural proofs for its conclusions.

“This is a book that should be in the home of every Christian who is concerned about liberty and who desires to help others understand that Paul was not advocating passivity in the face of growing tyranny.” –Joel Skousen, editor of World Affairs Brief

Perhaps more than any other resource, Romans 13: The True Meaning of Submission will help you achieve a much greater and deeper understanding of and appreciation for the Biblical teaching regarding a person’s duty of submission and relationship towards government. There is hardly a subject today more needed in political, philosophical, and theological studies.