Parents Should Disinherit Children Who Marry Non-Christians
If he marries outside the covenant, i.e., he marries a non-Christian, he ought to be disinherited.
In Douglas Wilson’s own words: 1 quote from 2001, from Future Men: Raising Boys to Fight Giants, cited to the source.
Of course, a fundamental aspect of family government remains even when a son is grown, has taken a wife, and has established a household of his own. The ultimate sanction that family government has is that of disinheritance. Just as the church excommunicates, and the civil magistrate executes, so a family has the authority to disinherit. If a son deserts the faith, he ought to be disinherited. If he marries outside the covenant, i.e., he marries a non-Christian, he ought to be disinherited.