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Therefore, in its modern sense, "theonomy" refers to various ways of applying the law of God to human thought and action.

Therefore, in its modern sense, "theonomy" refers to various ways of applying the law of God to human thought and action.

TranslationTherefore, in its modern sense, "theonomy" refers to various ways of applying the law of God to human thought and action.

Therefore, in its modern sense, "theonomy" refers to various ways of applying the law of God to human thought and action.

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−	Therefore, in ~~it's~~ modern sense, "theonomy" refers to various ways of applying the law of God to human thought and action. In one (very broad) sense, all followers of Christ are "theonomists," since all those who truly follow Christ will recognize at least some level in which God's law binds and limits our ethical choices. Also, all true followers of Christ will affirm that no human being is justified by works of the law. We can only be justified by the one-time, finished work of Jesus Christ.	+	Therefore, in its modern sense, "theonomy" refers to various ways of applying the law of God to human thought and action.