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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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