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Category Archives: Law
Old Testament Law – not the final word
The times when God “let all nations go their own way” (Acts 14:15); “when He held back and did not punish those who sinned in times past ” (Romans 3:25-26); when He “endured with much patience vessels of wrath” (Romans 9:22-23) and when He “overlooked such ignorance” (Acts 17:30-31). Continue reading
Posted in Divorce, Law, Old Testament Law, Teaching of Jesus
Tagged Jesus and the OT, Old Testament, OT Law
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Can we be pro-life and support capital punishment?
NT Wright (who is brilliant on many subjects) is clearly wrong to suggest that, “you can’t reconcile being pro-life on abortion and pro-death on the death penalty.” This is a surprisingly simplistic view of what the Bible teaches. Opposing abortion and supporting the death penalty are both pro-life positions. Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Capital Punishment, Justice, Law, Murder, Pro-life, Wisdom
Tagged Abortion, Capital punishment, murder, Pro-life
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Christ is the end of the Law
How do believers in Christ relate to the Old Testament Law? Continue reading
Seven Guidelines for understanding Old Testament laws
Have you ever heard someone ridicule the Bible based on strange laws from the Old Testament? How should you respond? Seven things should be understood about Old Testament Law. The laws in the Old Testament were not given for the … Continue reading
Should we obey OT law?
Are believers today under the Old Testament law? Continue reading
Supreme Court – police officer wrongly demoted
A New Jersey police officer was demoted for picking up a political campaign sign for his bedridden mother. Continue reading
Thinking deeply on marriage, gender and sexuality
Five audio messages to invite deeper reflection and conversation on marriage, gender and sexuality. Continue reading
Only one response to Bruce Jenner’s sex change is allowed
Our society is increasingly controlled by a small group of people who tell the rest of us what we’re allowed to think and say on select moral issues. Continue reading
Posted in Don't Ask; Don't Tell, Equal Rights, Equality, First Amendment, Freedom, Gay, Gay Marriage?, Gender, Government, Hate speech, Homosexual lifestyle, Homosexuality, Justice, Law, Progressive?, Same-sex, Sexual orientation, Sexual Preference, Sexuality, sociology, Tolerance, Wisdom
Tagged Bruce Jenner's sex change, Homosexual agenda, intolerance, Same sex marriage, Transgender, what is tolerance?
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No belief is true for everyone
“Nothing is universally true.”
“All generalizations are false.”
“No belief is true for everyone.”
“Everything is relative.”
“Everyone’s beliefs are true or false only relative to himself.” Continue reading