There are many out there who think that the Christian way is persuasion, not coercion. They thus reject the idea of writing Christian moral teaching into law. It is time to address this concern.
Thanks! I have done that a number of times in the past and would love to come on your podcast to discuss the piece. You can DM me on Twitter or email me through Substack.
I've repeated Augustine's syllogisms on Evil multiple times to people. See, THIS is the kind of teaching that should have been taught in Sunday School and Adult bible classes. Instead we got monthly divorcee meet ups, work on single mom's cars Saturday, and how stop smoking. We left the Protestant Church because of this and many other missteps.
There was a time, perhaps. They were a mix of Christian, Roman and even Germanic law. But our current legal system operates more like a policy manual than any notion of biblical law. Even that you have to be very careful what you mean by that. We often think about it through the lens of modernity and the modern administrative and technical mindset.
Do you ever come on podcasts to discuss your substack articles? If so we’d like to have you on the Theology Pugcast to discuss this.
Thanks! I have done that a number of times in the past and would love to come on your podcast to discuss the piece. You can DM me on Twitter or email me through Substack.
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I've repeated Augustine's syllogisms on Evil multiple times to people. See, THIS is the kind of teaching that should have been taught in Sunday School and Adult bible classes. Instead we got monthly divorcee meet ups, work on single mom's cars Saturday, and how stop smoking. We left the Protestant Church because of this and many other missteps.
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There was a time, perhaps. They were a mix of Christian, Roman and even Germanic law. But our current legal system operates more like a policy manual than any notion of biblical law. Even that you have to be very careful what you mean by that. We often think about it through the lens of modernity and the modern administrative and technical mindset.