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The document outlines God's design for an orderly society structured around key principles: [1] Life is to be protected and respected; [2] Strong, functional marriages and families are important; [3] Labor and property are to be productive and respected. It contrasts this with a society oriented around self instead of God, where these principles are weakened or violated. The document uses a chiastic structure to emphasize the importance of integrity in communication and allegiance to God.
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This document discusses different non-biblical answers to the question "Who are you to tell me how to live?". It summarizes moral relativism or subjectivism as the view that ethical judgments merely express an individual's emotions toward an action. However, it notes problems with this view, such as saying nothing about the actions themselves and being self-refuting since people inevitably judge others' actions. It also lists some key events and doctrinal images in the Bible. Finally, it presents God's design for society with life, marriage/family, labor/property, integrity of communication, and heart allegiance to God at the center, contrasted with a society where these are jeopardized and the heart's allegiance is to
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The document discusses several key aspects of Christian doctrine, including revelation, inspiration, and inerrancy of Scripture. It notes that revelation includes verbal communication from God to man as well as personal interaction. Inspiration involved dual authorship by human writers and God to produce perfect revelation, extending to every part of the Bible. The doctrine of inerrancy holds that Scripture has never erred according to early Christian thinkers like Augustine, Luther, Calvin, and Wesley.
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The document contrasts two different designs for society - one based on God's design and one not. God's design protects and respects life, marriage and family, labor and property, integrity of communication, and allegiance to God. An alternative design jeopardizes life, leads to weak and dysfunctional families, demeans labor and wastes property, involves deceitful communication for agendas, and promotes allegiance to self rather than God. The document emphasizes that God, as revealed in the Bible, provides the proper framework for interpreting life and history correctly.
Deut 046-slides
Chapter 6 of Deuteronomy covers the commands for the Israelites to learn and follow God's instructions. It also covers their relationship with God. Chapter 7 discusses the procedures for holy war and how the Israelites should execute it, as well as their contractual relationship with God.
Deut 030-slides
The document outlines a chiastic structure regarding God's design for society. It presents a balanced structure with life, marriage and family, labor and property, and integrity of communication at the center, surrounded by elements that either respect or jeopardize these central aspects. It also includes diagrams contrasting allegiance to God versus self, and whether to bow to the Creator or ancient myths. The structure is intended to show that God alone is worthy of worship and that society depends on functional institutions ordered by divine design rather than human will.
Deut 041
This document discusses the development of priestly roles and hierarchy in the early Christian church. It argues that elements of Jewish liturgy influenced the developing Christian liturgy. Several early church fathers are mentioned who distinguished between priestly ministers and laypeople using Levitical terminology from the Bible or applied Old Testament promises to the church. The document also discusses how God's commands in the Bible regarding the Israelites affected land ownership and the role of Levites in Israelite society.
Deut 057-slides
The document outlines various commandments and their rationales. It lists false prophets and violating God's word and a prophet's authority as the first commandment. The second lists misusing animals as violating their life-giving purpose and unique design. The third lists perpetual labor and debt as violating faith in God's provision and designed freedom from debt-forced labor. The fourth lists taking another's property as violating God's ownership boundary and honor of the owner. It also applies these rationales to modern socialism.
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The document discusses the source of moral authority and outlines a theological system. It notes that moral authority cannot come from personal preferences, majority rule, or elitism, but must come from God as the creator, judge, and savior. The document then outlines key biblical events and doctrines, including creation, the fall, covenant, revelation, and salvation. It presents God's design for society as protecting life, marriage and family, labor, property, and integrity of communication, with allegiance to God rather than oneself.
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The document poses 10 questions that are transforming Christian faith, moving away from statements and debates toward conversations that launch new quests. The questions include: What is the shape of the biblical narrative? How does the Bible have authority? Is God violent? Who is Jesus and why does he matter? What is the gospel message - exclusion or inclusion? How can the church be transformed? How can issues of sexuality be addressed without division? Can a more hopeful vision of the future be found? How should Christians relate to other faiths? How can this quest be pursued with love, humility and peace?
Lecture 10; Dr. pothana; 1 cor 10 & 11
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Greg Boyd is a founding pastor of Woodland Hills Church and internationally known theologian. This document discusses Boyd's view that the cross of Christ should be seen as the central theme of interpreting all scripture. It outlines the views of early Christian thinkers like Martin Luther, Gregory of Nazianzus, and Novatian that God's self-revelation in scripture progressed over time and was accommodated to human limitations, and not necessarily a reflection of God's true nature. Boyd argues this perspective impacts how Christians view and treat other people.
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The document discusses different philosophical topics like metaphysics and epistemology. It then discusses the concept of moral relativism, or subjectivism, which is the idea that moral judgments simply express personal emotions and attitudes rather than having an objective basis. However, the document notes that subjectivism is problematic because it provides no basis for moral outrage over evil actions and would result in anarchy without some imposition of judgments by the stronger over the weaker to maintain order. The document also contains charts about key biblical events and God's design for an orderly society with marriage, property rights, and life being respected.
NT Session 4 Major Letters of Paul
The document provides an overview of Paul's missionary journeys and letters, including:
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3) Paul established churches throughout Europe and Asia to spread the gospel and then wrote letters to encourage and guide the new believers.
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Deut 067-slides
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Deut 066-slides
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Deut 065-slides
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Deut 062-slides
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Deut 059-slides
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Deut 058-slides
This document discusses factors that contribute to prosperity and certainty in law and society. It argues that strong, functioning families and respect for marriage, life, labor and property support prosperity, while weak families, disrespect for these institutions undermine prosperity and legal certainty. It also discusses how stable, just rules that encourage entrepreneurship are important for productivity, while unstable, changing rules that incentivize lobbying undermine these.
Deut 058-slides
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Deut 006-slides
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Deut 005-slides
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Deut 056-slides
- 1. Chias&c Structure ( Χ ) 5:6‐10 God alone is worthy of worship and service 5:11 Accuracy in language about God 5:12‐15 Management of labor and property 5:16 Society depends upon func;onal marriage & family 5:17 Life is to be respected & preserved 5:18 Marriage is to be protected 5:19 Property is to be protected 5:20 Accuracy in language of judicial proceedings 5:21 Self is not worthy of worship and service
- 2. God s Design of Society LIFE (protected) LIFE (jeopardized) MARRIAGE & FAMILY MARRIAGE & FAMILY (strong & functioning) (weak & dysfunctional) LABOR & PROPERTY LABOR & PROPERTY (respected & productive) (demeaned & wasted) INTEGRITY of INTEGRITY of COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION (consistently states truth ) (deceitfully professes truth for agendas) HEART ALLEGIANCE (to HEART ALLEGIANCE (to God) self)
- 3. politics Pressure of Life ethics Sequence Logical epistemology metaphysics Yahweh or an idol?
- 4. 1st Clement (AD 90-100 Mentions three levels of priestly ministry epistle from Rome to distinguished from laity using Levitical terminology Corinth) Ignatius (AD 35-107) Mentions priest-laity distinction plus an altar for the Eucharist Justin Martyr (AD Applies OT promises given to Israel to the Church; 100-165) Eucharist described as analogous to the OT Levitical sacrifices and central to the Church s ministry Irenaeus (AD 130-200) Develops further the parallel between OT Levitical sacrifices and Eucharist as the sacrifice conducted by Church priesthood through making an invocation to God Origen (AD 185-254) Physical OT Israel only a type of the true people of God; thus there exists levels of priesthood in the Church from priest to pontiff Cyprian (AD ?? – 258) Not only assimilated OT priestly and sacrificial categories into the Church but read back Christian terminology into the OT; limited the term catholic to churches linked in sacrifice and priesthood to Rome
- 6. God s Design of Society LIFE (protected) LIFE (jeopardized) MARRIAGE & FAMILY MARRIAGE & FAMILY (strong & functioning) (weak & dysfunctional) LABOR & PROPERTY LABOR & PROPERTY (respected & productive) (demeaned & wasted) INTEGRITY of INTEGRITY of COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION (consistently states truth ) (deceitfully professes truth for agendas) HEART ALLEGIANCE (to HEART ALLEGIANCE (to God) self)
- 7. Example Command- Rationale ment Violated False 1,2,5 Violates God’s Word, prophet’s authority prophet Misuse of 3,7,9 Violates their life-giving purpose, unique animals design, value Perpetual 4,8,9 Violates faith in God’s provision; demeans labor & debt designed freedom from debt-forced labor Taking 7,8,9 Violates God’s ownership boundary, God’s property of grant, honor of the owner another Modern 7,8,9 Ditto socialism