And they found
much Biblical support for the view that God's will is justice and social righteousness.
Not exact matches
And I would
much rather have someone in office who is not a
biblical Christian but holds
biblical values than a man who claims to be a Christian but who
supports the values of the devil (i.e., Obama).
My main
support on this point is no one less than Thomas Aquinas, who was
much more rooted in the
biblical witness than, unfortunately, neo-Thomists normally are.
This person had no idea how
much hell I've taken from people in my evangelical community for writing about my doubts, my questions related to heaven and hell, my views on
biblical interpretation and theology, and my
support for women in ministry and other marginalized people in the Church.
(Incidentally, this is one of the main reasons for America's
support of Israel, since Israel's control of the «
biblical lands» is a first step toward the «Rapture» and the end of the world which is so
much desired by these Christians!)
There is little doubt that there is
much in the
Biblical witness that
supports this doctrine and that the expectation of such a final End to history has been foundational to
much of Christian theology throughout the centuries.
«22 The wars, as recorded, were so diverse that it is questionable whether the kind of pattern or design that von Rad discerns ever existed even in the minds of
biblical writers,
much less in the actual events.23 In particular, von Rad's insistence that holy war was always defensive can not be
supported.24
While King David and Paul and just about every
biblical writer speaks extensively about the profound effects of sin on our lives, there's not as
much Scriptural
support as you might think for the notion of «total depravity» as is often explained by Christians.
«The
much - touted «
biblical argument» in
support of corporal punishment is founded upon proof - texting a few isolated passages from Proverbs.