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BibleProject — How Does the 6th Commandment Apply to Killing in Military Combat?
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How Does the 6th Commandment Apply to Killing in Military Combat?

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The 10 Commandments Q+R (E16) — How do modern artistic depictions of God and Jesus relate to the 2nd Commandment? How do we honor aging parents well or honor abusive and dangerous parents? And how do the 10 Commandments stand apart from other ancient Near Eastern law codes? In this episode, Tim and Jon respond to your…

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I think a good example of idolatry, or mischaracterization of God would be the prosperity gospel or the poverty gospel. Whether in word or deed, if a person gets into their mind that God is either an ATM, or a referee they will subconscious…

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On the one hand you promote the idea that the bible is not a rule book. But in all the discusions here you treat it just as that a rule book. Do you not see that the bible is spiritual. And that it needs to be interpretet spiritually? Could…

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No one should stay in an abusive home.

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25:22 One tradition I practice and teach is the one Proverbs Chapter a day for a lifetime daily reading guided by the day of the month and I tell those I teach that whenever they come across the words "father or mother" to think of father a…

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