Developments: 1999 to now

"a grown son who, for whatever reason, has rebelled against the authority of his parents and will not profit from any of their discipline nor obey their voice in any thing...The execution of the rebel in view is just, merciful and preventative..."

Einwechter is the vice-moderator of the Association of Free Reformed Churches, and a vice president of the National Reform Association, a group that advocates the inclusion of Christianity in government. _1,2,3
 

"... death penalty be used to punish those guilty of 'apostasy (abandonment of the faith), heresy, blasphemy, witchcraft, astrology, adultery, 'sodomy or homosexuality,' incest, striking a parent, incorrigible juvenile delinquency, and in the case of women, 'unchastity before marriage.'  Non-capital crimes would be sanctioned with whipping, indentured servitude or slavery."

Wilkins has allegedly said that the League's goal is to save America from "paganism" and restore it as "the last bastion of Christendom" (It is not clear to which of the five different meanings of "Paganism" he is referring.) He has allegedly stated that slavery is "perfectly legitimate."  Wilkins had tried to remake the PCA, but allegedly told Christian Renewal in 2000-APR that "the denomination is unreformable." In 2000-AUG, he sponsored a meeting involving 10 churches of the Louisiana Presbytery. They discussed leaving the PCA. The Rev. Kennedy Smartt, moderator of the PCA's 1998 General Assembly, says that the PCA could lose "25 to 30 churches" pastored by men with "theonomic views." ₄
 

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