Universal Suffrage

Universal Suffrage

Phillip Kayser
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Universal Suffrage

  • Introduction
    • The Meaning of the Term “Universal Suffrage”
    • History in the United States of America
    • History in Britain & Europe
  • 1. Reformed Theologians on the Importance of the Issue
    • Undermines Representational Principle
    • Undermines Family Role in the Church
    • Undermines the Regulative Principle of Government
  • 2. The Old Testament Position
    • For Civil Affairs
    • For Places of Worship
  • 3. The New Testament Position
  • 4. Family Jurisdiction, Not Chauvinism
  • 5. Other Biblical Issues at Stake
    • Voting is a function of leadership authority.
    • Voting is representational.
  • 6. Are There Exceptions to Male Representation?
    • Three evidences that do not allow an exception
  • 7. Numbers 30
  • 8. 2 John
  • 9. Numbers 27
  • 10. Communion ushers us into all the privileges of membership
  • 11. Conclusion
  • About the Author
  • Notes
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Who should vote? This book looks at both the Old Testament and New Testament for answers.

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  1. Introduction

  2. 1. Reformed Theologians on the Importance of the Issue

  3. 2. The Old Testament Position

  4. 3. The New Testament Position

  5. 4. Family Jurisdiction, Not Chauvinism

  6. 5. Other Biblical Issues at Stake

  7. 6. Are There Exceptions to Male Representation?

  8. 7. Numbers 30

  9. 8. 2 John

  10. 9. Numbers 27

  11. 10. Communion ushers us into all the privileges of membership

  12. 11. Conclusion

  13. About the Author

  14. Notes