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The article presents philosophical and theological points on issues relating to Christianity. One respondent argues against the invocation of the Bible as authority in places where one must rely on natural law and a universal consciousness that something is with a society that commits homicide. Anot...

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Publicado en:Touchstone: A Journal of Mere Christianity Vol. 36; no. 1; pp. 5 - 7
Autores principales: HUTCHENS, S. M., JOHNSON, J. DOUGLAS, REARDON, PATRICK HENRY
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Fellowship of St. James Jan/Feb2023
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Sumario:The article presents philosophical and theological points on issues relating to Christianity. One respondent argues against the invocation of the Bible as authority in places where one must rely on natural law and a universal consciousness that something is with a society that commits homicide. Another respondent comments on the Orthodoxy of contraception and sterilization for Christians. A third respondent cites example that God can use anybody to make people repent and confess their faith.