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in Faith & Gratitude· Habits

The Habit of Moral Living, V

Before reading this post, please read the rest of the series on the Habit of Moral Living. In part IV of the series, Willful Ignorance, I said that this time, we’d look at extreme examples of people whose actions indicate that God has abandoned them to defective thinking. They are disturbing to those of us who have anchored our morality to the biblical standard.

“We must unashamedly act in support of our belief in Jesus Christ, both in civics, and in all aspects of life.”

Join me at Habits for a Happy Home today for the conclusion of this series…

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  1. Nana says

    June 27, 2011 at 7:42 AM

    This series needs to be a Bible Study!
    Forever,
    Nana

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