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Post No.4 Christian Ethic and Moral Relativism


¡Christian Ethics is the study of what ought to be, not what is. It describes normative behaviour, what we should do in a particular situation according to the Word of God.
¡”. Ethics comes from the Greek word meaning a stall for horses, a place of stability and permanence.
¡“ morality” comes from “mores” which describes the shifting patterns of behaviour in society.
¡a Biblical worldview. (Seeing the World Through Biblical Eyes)
¡ Many do not act like Christians because they do not ‘think like Christians’.
¡It is thinking according to the Bible.
BioLogos by the Barna Group
¡Behaviour comes from Values and beliefs.  comes Thinking Biblically about the Issues of life’  ultimately result  in  our living Biblically within our society.
¡As a Man Thinks in his heart so is he [so He will live].

Moral Relativism
IN Morality, naturalism results in Moral relativism. If nature is all that there is, then there is no transcendent source of moral truth, and we are left to construct morality on our own. Every principle is reduced to a personal preference. By contrast, the Christian believes in a God who has spoken in His word. He has revealed an absolute and unchanging standard of right and wrong, based ultimately on His Own CHARACTER.






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