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The doctrine of the Christian life / John M. Frame. [print]

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: Theology of lordshipPublication details: Phillipsburg, New Jersey : P and R Pub., [(c)2008.Description: xxxi, 1069 pages ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780875527963
  • 0875527965
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BS680.D638 2008
  • BS680.E84.F813.D638 2008
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Contents:
Analytical outline Preface Part one : Introductory considerations. Introduction An ethical glossary Ethics and divine Lordship Part two : Non-Christian ethics. Lordship and non-Christian ethics Ethics and the world's religions The existential tradition The teleological tradition The Deontological tradition Part three : Christian ethical methodology. The organism of revelation Attributes of scripture The sufficiency of scripture Law in biblical ethics Applying the law Situation and norm Our ethical situation Redemptive history Our chief end Goodness and being Motives and virtues The new life as a source of ethical knowledge The organs of ethical knowledge Part four : The Ten Commandments. The First Commandment : no other gods The First Commandment : contemporary issues The Second Commandment : prohibited images The Second Commandment : regulating worship The Third Commandment : reverence for God's name the Fourth Commandment : views of Sabbath keeping The Fourth Commandment : Theology of the Sabbath The Fourth Commandment : The Sabbath in the New Covenant The Fifth Commandment : Honoring authorities The Fifth Commandment : family, church, and state The Fifth Commandment : man and woman The Fifth Commandment : equalities, racial and otherwise The Sixth Commandment : respecting life.
The Sixth Commandment : war and punishment The Sixth Commandment : protecting life The Seventh Commandment : sexual purity The Seventh Commandment : divorce and remarriage The Seventh Commandment : reproduction The Eighth Commandment : respecting property The Eighth Commandment : wealth and poverty The Ninth Commandment : truthfulness The Tenth Commandment : the desires of the heart Part five : Christ and culture. What is culture? ; Christ and culture Christ and our culture Christians in our culture Culture in the church Part six : Personal spiritual maturity. Growing in grace Appendixes. Ethics and biblical events Zwingli and Reformed ethics Schleiermacher and Protestant ethics Gentleness in the pastorate In defense of Christian activism Is natural revelation sufficient to govern culture? ; Review of R.J. Rushdoony, The Institutes of Biblical Law Review of Peter Richardson, Paul's Ethic of Freedom Review of Margaret Howe, Women in Church Leadership Review of Hessel Bouma III and others, Christian Faith, Health, and Medical Practice Review of R.F.R. Gardner, Abortion : the Personal Dilemma Review of Beverly Wildung Harrison, Our Right to Choose : Toward a New Ethic of Abortion.
Summary: The third volume of Frame's Theology of Lordship series, this book focuses on biblical ethics, presenting a method for ethical decision-making, an analysis of biblical ethical teaching focusing on the Ten Commandments, and a discussion of the relation of Christ to human culture. - Publisher.
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Analytical outline Preface Part one : Introductory considerations. Introduction An ethical glossary Ethics and divine Lordship Part two : Non-Christian ethics. Lordship and non-Christian ethics Ethics and the world's religions The existential tradition The teleological tradition The Deontological tradition Part three : Christian ethical methodology. The organism of revelation Attributes of scripture The sufficiency of scripture Law in biblical ethics Applying the law Situation and norm Our ethical situation Redemptive history Our chief end Goodness and being Motives and virtues The new life as a source of ethical knowledge The organs of ethical knowledge Part four : The Ten Commandments. The First Commandment : no other gods The First Commandment : contemporary issues The Second Commandment : prohibited images The Second Commandment : regulating worship The Third Commandment : reverence for God's name the Fourth Commandment : views of Sabbath keeping The Fourth Commandment : Theology of the Sabbath The Fourth Commandment : The Sabbath in the New Covenant The Fifth Commandment : Honoring authorities The Fifth Commandment : family, church, and state The Fifth Commandment : man and woman The Fifth Commandment : equalities, racial and otherwise The Sixth Commandment : respecting life.

The Sixth Commandment : war and punishment The Sixth Commandment : protecting life The Seventh Commandment : sexual purity The Seventh Commandment : divorce and remarriage The Seventh Commandment : reproduction The Eighth Commandment : respecting property The Eighth Commandment : wealth and poverty The Ninth Commandment : truthfulness The Tenth Commandment : the desires of the heart Part five : Christ and culture. What is culture? ; Christ and culture Christ and our culture Christians in our culture Culture in the church Part six : Personal spiritual maturity. Growing in grace Appendixes. Ethics and biblical events Zwingli and Reformed ethics Schleiermacher and Protestant ethics Gentleness in the pastorate In defense of Christian activism Is natural revelation sufficient to govern culture? ; Review of R.J. Rushdoony, The Institutes of Biblical Law Review of Peter Richardson, Paul's Ethic of Freedom Review of Margaret Howe, Women in Church Leadership Review of Hessel Bouma III and others, Christian Faith, Health, and Medical Practice Review of R.F.R. Gardner, Abortion : the Personal Dilemma Review of Beverly Wildung Harrison, Our Right to Choose : Toward a New Ethic of Abortion.

The third volume of Frame's Theology of Lordship series, this book focuses on biblical ethics, presenting a method for ethical decision-making, an analysis of biblical ethical teaching focusing on the Ten Commandments, and a discussion of the relation of Christ to human culture. - Publisher.

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