Why Do We Suffer and Wait as Christians?
September 28, 2015
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The Bible in various places teaches that we will get good results (rewards) for doing good, and bad results (punishments) for doing evil. For example
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The Bible in various places teaches that we will get good results (rewards) for doing good, and bad results (punishments) for doing evil. For example
In the article at http://globalpublicsquare.blogs.cnn.com/2013/09/27/dawkins-religion-no-moral-compass/ “evolutionary biologist” Richard Dawkins continues his assault on “religion” in the public square. He is asked to respond to the idea that
See my video on this subject here. What kind of a universe would you have without a creator? (given that you can have a universe
It can easily be argued that the philosophy associated with Christianity propelled the Western World to the place of leadership in civilization. In virtually all
We've heard a lot that as we tell people how forgiving, sweet and loving God is, people will just want to change. I think its only partly true. The Bible is usually wiser than men. The things we LEAVE out in our preaching and teaching are usually very important for us and for our lives. Things like the awful doctrine of HELL.
Honestly, when people believe there are real chances for HORRIBLE consequences to wrong, inappropriate or dishonest behavior, they are FAR LESS LIKELY to actually do those wrong things.
Definitions: by God here I mean an eternally existing,
sovereign, Personal Being who created all things, and who is the ultimate
lawgiver and judge of all things.
By ethics I mean a system of ideas concerned with
defining what is morally “right” and “wrong”. Alternatively, ethics is
concerned with what we “should” or “should not” do.
The question of ethics is important to everyone, because we all live
in a world where we are vulnerable to pain. The actions of others have
the potential to bring us satisfaction, or they can hurt us.
Antinomianism, which literally means “against or instead of law,”
holds that there are no binding moral laws, that everything is relative.
Streams of Antinomianism in the ancient world
Processism: Ancient Greek philosophers Heraclitus and Cratylus, looking
to the physical world of nature pointed out that nothing is ever the same,
everything is changing.
Teaching Format Outline of “Christian Ethics”, by Norman L.
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