Session 26 The Bible in Ethical Decisions The Bible in Ethical Decisions.

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Session 26 The Bible in Ethical Decisions The Bible in Ethical Decisions

I. Introduction:

II. The Nature and Authority of Scripture in Ethical Decision-making A.The Bible as a Moral Code Book 1.Definition A.The Bible as a Moral Code Book 1.Definition

II. The Nature and Authority of Scripture in Ethical Decision-making A.The Bible as a Moral Code Book 1.Definition 2.Evaluation A.The Bible as a Moral Code Book 1.Definition 2.Evaluation

II. The Nature and Authority of Scripture in Ethical Decision-making A.The Bible as a Moral Code Book 1.Definition 2.Evaluation B.The Bible as a Helpful Moral Resource Alongside Many Other Resources 1.Definition A.The Bible as a Moral Code Book 1.Definition 2.Evaluation B.The Bible as a Helpful Moral Resource Alongside Many Other Resources 1.Definition

II. The Nature and Authority of Scripture in Ethical Decision-making A.The Bible as a Moral Code Book 1.Definition 2.Evaluation B.The Bible as a Helpful Moral Resource Alongside Many Other Resources 1.Definition 2.Evaluation A.The Bible as a Moral Code Book 1.Definition 2.Evaluation B.The Bible as a Helpful Moral Resource Alongside Many Other Resources 1.Definition 2.Evaluation

II. The Nature and Authority of Scripture in Ethical Decision-making C.The Bible as the Inspired Word of God 1.Definition C.The Bible as the Inspired Word of God 1.Definition

II. The Nature and Authority of Scripture in Ethical Decision-making C.The Bible as the Inspired Word of God 1.Definition 2.Evaluation C.The Bible as the Inspired Word of God 1.Definition 2.Evaluation

III. Hermeneutical Issues in Ethical Decision-making A.Many contemporary ethical issues are not directly addressed by scripture.

III. Hermeneutical Issues in Ethical Decision-making A.Many contemporary ethical issues are not directly addressed by scripture. B.Some ethical issues addressed in scripture, while closely related, are not identical to current ethical issues. A.Many contemporary ethical issues are not directly addressed by scripture. B.Some ethical issues addressed in scripture, while closely related, are not identical to current ethical issues.

III. Hermeneutical Issues in Ethical Decision-making C.Issues Surrounding the Relationship between the Old and New Testaments

III. Hermeneutical Issues in Ethical Decision-making C.Issues Surrounding the Relationship between the Old and New Testaments D.The Relationship between the Uniqueness of the Situation and the Universal Character of the Ethical Demands C.Issues Surrounding the Relationship between the Old and New Testaments D.The Relationship between the Uniqueness of the Situation and the Universal Character of the Ethical Demands

III. Hermeneutical Issues in Ethical Decision-making C.Issues Surrounding the Relationship between the Old and New Testaments D.The Relationship between the Uniqueness of the Situation and the Universal Character of the Ethical Demands E.Handling Issues Involving Multiple Biblical Principles and Paradigms C.Issues Surrounding the Relationship between the Old and New Testaments D.The Relationship between the Uniqueness of the Situation and the Universal Character of the Ethical Demands E.Handling Issues Involving Multiple Biblical Principles and Paradigms

Difficult cases must be decided within the broad contours of biblical teaching, but sometimes we may have to appeal to the leading of the Holy Spirit and the discernment of the Christian community. This does not mean that one moral response is as good as another, but it does mean we must use humility in the decision-making process. We need to make clear what is at stake biblically and theologically and then seek the moral good through the Spirits leading, sanctified reasoning, and the collective wisdom of the church, both past and present. Dennis P. Hollinger, Choosing the Good, 162

IV. Forms of Ethical Guidance in the Bible A.Specific Commands in Specific Contexts

IV. Forms of Ethical Guidance in the Bible A.Specific Commands in Specific Contexts B.General Divine Commands A.Specific Commands in Specific Contexts B.General Divine Commands

IV. Forms of Ethical Guidance in the Bible A.Specific Commands in Specific Contexts B.General Divine Commands C.Principles A.Specific Commands in Specific Contexts B.General Divine Commands C.Principles

IV. Forms of Ethical Guidance in the Bible A.Specific Commands in Specific Contexts B.General Divine Commands C.Principles D.General Paradigms and Implied Ethical Directions A.Specific Commands in Specific Contexts B.General Divine Commands C.Principles D.General Paradigms and Implied Ethical Directions

IV. Forms of Ethical Guidance in the Bible A.Specific Commands in Specific Contexts B.General Divine Commands C.Principles D.General Paradigms and Implied Ethical Directions E.Moral Examples and Stories A.Specific Commands in Specific Contexts B.General Divine Commands C.Principles D.General Paradigms and Implied Ethical Directions E.Moral Examples and Stories

V. Conclusion