February 14, 2009
If the life and ministry of Jesus is our pattern, then we all fall woefully short in every way. Moral Patternism. We rarely have a difficult time hearing that we are imperfect in terms of morality since we are well aware that we fail to image the character of Jesus in so many ways–internally and […]
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Stone-Campbell, Theology | Tagged: Baptism, David Lipscomb, Faith, Grace, James A. Harding, Moral Law, Patternism, Perfectionism, Positive Law, Stone-Campbell, Tennessee Tradition |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks
May 31, 2008
Be grateful–this post is under 2500 words. 🙂 I plan one more on Stone-Campbell Hermeneutics and I will move to thinking about a biblical-theologial hermeneutic for contemporary Churches of Christ. The Distinction between Moral and Positive Law The distinction between positive law and moral law in the modern era finds its roots in Thomas Hobbes’ […]
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Hermeneutics, Stone-Campbell | Tagged: Alexander Campbell, Baptism, Benjamin Franklin, Churches of Christ, Ecclesiology, Grace, Hermeneutics, Instrumental Music, James A. Harding, Law, Moral Law, Positive Law, Restoration Movement, Stone-Campbell |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks