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Christian Ethics (9): Ethics and the Resurrection
After showing how evolutionists have no foundation for morality, this lecture turns to the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which has a great bearing upon Christian conduct and hope.
Christian Ethics (8): Man as the Image of God
We all have great intrinsic worth because, though fallen, we still image God
Christian Ethics (7): Christ and Truth
Truth cannot be separated from the personal Christ
Christian Ethics (6): The Christian View of Truth
Truth qua Truth only makes sense within a biblical frame of reference.
Christian Ethics (5): The Christian’s Prerogative
Paul examines the “freedom to obey” which life in Christ brings. ethics4-Christian’sPrerogative (1) This series is taken from the Telos Biblical Institute course, “Biblical Christian Ethics” by Dr. Henebury… Continue Reading
Christian Ethics (4): Results, Rules and Motives
The Bible furnishes us with a fully rounded approach to moral behavior, in contrast to the world’s reductionistic efforts. ethics3-Results, Rules&Motives (1) This series is taken from the Telos Biblical Institute course, “Biblical Christian Ethics” by Dr. Henebury… Continue Reading
Christian Ethics (3): Pitfalls & Definitions
In contrast to the world, the Bible provides an approach to Ethics which avoids personal opinion, emotionalism and the like. ethics2-Definitions (1) This series is taken from the Telos Biblical Institute course, “Biblical Christian Ethics” by Dr. Henebury… Continue Reading
Christian Ethics (2): Ethics and Scripture
Like everything else, our code of conduct is derived from the Bible. ethics1 This series is taken from the Telos Biblical Institute course, “Biblical Christian Ethics” by Dr. Henebury… Continue Reading
Christian Ethics (1): Introduction
This series is taken from the Telos Biblical Institute course, “Biblical Christian Ethics” by Dr. Henebury IntroductiontoEthics (1)… Continue Reading
Forty Reasons for not Reinterpreting the Old Testament According to the New
Before claiming that the NT reinterprets the OT (or something which when analyzed boils down to saying this), I would like to know how one would answer the following ‘home truths’
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