Moral law known through God's revelation.
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Is the definition of “sin” subjective? Of whom's morals is it based on?
Whenever I try to determine what is a sin and what isn't I get very confused... I read things by Paul and sins seem to become very subjective...
_____ is a sin if you make it a sin through belief ...
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Is sex between two consenting adults sin if so why? [closed]
The dictionary defines sin as an immoral act considered to be a transgression against divine law
I assume that divine law is also open to reason. The so called golden rule states (Matthew 7:12)"So in ...
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Does the Bible define a marriageable age?
In most of the western countries the minimum age for marriage is 18 years. (Some would like to argue that this could be 16 or 15 but none would argue it to be 9)
As a Christian I take pride in the ...
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Is there punishment for sinner in christianity?
As far as I know Christianity believes in the fact that we are all sinners. There is a story in john 8:2-11, the store of a women and Jesus which basically means that we cannot punish a sinner because ...
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Are biblical laws suppose to be part of Government? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Should biblical laws apply to non-Christians?
In the Bible (old and new testemanets) there are various laws, some controversial but clearly written otherwise. Are these ...
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What is the difference between Natural Law and Divine Law?
In Catholic understanding, there is a divine law and a natural law. Based on my reading, it seems like Divine Law = Revelation (as a Protestant would call it) and Natural Law = what you could deduce ...
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Seeking a richer Catholic understanding of passion vs intellect as it applies to our first parents
I was tempted to answer this question about freewill and Adam and Eve but I chose not to because all I've got it conjecture and I'm not even sure if it's not borderline heresy on the matter. What I'd ...
