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Tag Archives: Ethics
We Serve No Sovereign Here?
The concept of lordship invested in one individual is repugnant to the American tradition, yet this is the boldness of the claim of the New Testament for Jesus. Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Addiction, Anthropology, Atheism, Atheists, attitudes of unity, Authority, Behavior, Belief, Blaming religion, Change, Christian life, Christian worldview, Christianity, Christology, Church Leadership, Citizenship, Civil Disobedience, Community, Conflict, Culture, Culture of Honor, Democracy, Democrats, Discipleship, Drug addiction, Encouragement, Equal Rights, Equality, Evil in the world, Fear of religion, First Amendment, Freedom, God, God's power, God's Protection, God's Will, Good Wars, Government, Guidelines for living, Gun Control, Hate speech, Hope?, Human depravity, Human dignity, Humanism, Immigration, Independents, Just War, Justice, Kingdom, Law, Liberal, Memorial Day, Military, MSNBC, Partisanship, Peace, Political Correctness, Politics, Popular vote, Prison, Prison Ministry, Religion, Religion and violence, Republican, Separation of Church and State, Social work, socialism, sociology
Tagged Attitude, authority, Behavior, Blaming religion, Christian worldview, Christianity, Conceit, Culture, David B. Hart, Democracy, Democrats, Equal rights, Equality, Ethics, Fear of religion, First Amendment, Freedom, Freedom in America, Glorify God, Government, In Christ, Jesus Christ, Kingdom, Liberty, Meaning of life, Morality, Narcissism, no sovereign here, Politics, Progressive?, Religion-not the answer, Republican, Self-determination, Selfishness, Separation of Church and State, Sovereignty, This entry was posted in Addiction, Wisdom and tagged David B. Hart
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Three categories for Christian standards
When we treat our personal convictions as absolutes from God, we threaten the unity of the church. When we reduce God’s clearly stated absolutes to matters of personal preference, we threaten the purity of the church. Continue reading
Posted in Debatable Matters, Discernment, Ethics, Family life, Morality, Sin
Tagged Debatable matters, decisions, Ethics, morals, right from wrong?
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Seven causes behind legalism
Legalists use pet issues as tools for judging others. They typically fail to see the logs in their own eyes while condemning splinters in the eyes of others (Matthew 7:1-6). Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Antagonists, Attitude, Christian worldview, Christianity, Church discipline, Church Leadership, Community, Conflict, Confrontation, Debatable Matters, Discernment, Discipline, Ethics, Fellowship, Gospel-centered, Grace, Judging others, Law, Leadership, Legalism, Unity
Tagged Conflict among Christians? Disunity in the Church, Ethics, Judging, Judgmental, legalism
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