W. Bradford Littlejohn

“Either the unity of the Trinity is compromised, by inappropriately setting the activity of God the Father and the activity of God the Son against one another, or the unity of Christ’s person is compromised, by inappropriately setting Christ’s divine nature as the eternal logos against his incarnate form as Christ the Redeemer.”
― W. Bradford Littlejohn, The Two Kingdoms: A Guide for the Perplexed

“Properly speaking, the rulers of the kingdoms of this world, mediating as they do the authority of Christ, are likewise responsible for sustaining the creation order for the sake of its redemption. Their task is not to try and achieve this redemption, but neither should they be wholly indifferent to it. Their office is only coherent if it has a purpose or end—sustaining the creation order—and this end is only coherent if it is itself directed toward a final end—the consummation of this order.”
― W. Bradford Littlejohn, The Two Kingdoms: A Guide for the Perplexed