This is The Confederation Report, a weekly analysis of Canadian news and culture from a Biblical worldview.Part I: Canada's New Prime Minister (0:05-9:18)Mark Carney’s appointment as Canada’s 24th Prime Minister marks a significant shift in the nation’s political landscape, as his globalist, interventionist approach faces immediate challenges in trade tensions, economic instability, and a looming federal election.Part II: What is the Biblical View of Government? (9:21-14:20)The biblical view of government recognizes God's sovereign authority over all rulers, affirms that civil authority is legitimate yet limited, and calls Christians to obey the state insofar as it aligns with God's law while resisting tyranny when necessary.Part III: Nature-Grace, Sacred-Secular Dualism (14:24-17:10)A biblical view of government rejects the false dualisms of nature and grace or the secular and sacred, affirming that all of life is under God's sovereignty, that civil authority must recognize divine justice rather than human autonomy, and that true freedom is found in submission to Christ’s Lordship.Did You Know? (17:49-19:06)The early Acadian settlers in Nova Scotia built a unique, self-sufficient society marked by egalitarianism, strong family and church life, peaceful trade with New England, and initial cooperation with the Mi’kmaq, but their thriving community was ultimately disrupted by British conquest and the tragic Grand Dérangement.Recommended Reading (19:07-20:23)This week’s recommended reading, Struggle for a Christian Politics by Herman Dooyeweerd, presents a compelling case for a distinctly Reformed political philosophy, demonstrating how its unique understanding of law shapes governance, culture, and society within a biblically grounded framework.Follow the Cántaro InstituteX | Instagram | Facebook | YoutubeFor more information, go to cantaroinstitute.orgFor books on worldview, philosophy and theology, go to cantaroinstitute.store

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