Evangelical Ethics
by John Jefferson Davis | Book Summary
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Author: John Jefferson Davis
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Christians want to be informed on these issues. God has given us His standard: His Word. We need to understand what the culture believes about these issues and that cultural beliefs and mores differ from what the Bible teaches. Though the answers are difficult, God has given them to us. When we understand the issues and study the Bible, we can have an informed conscience and be able to interact with others in our culture in an intelligent, and more importantly, biblical manner. |
John Jefferson Davis is a professor of systematic theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He has taught there since 1975. He has written extensively on ethics. His other works include Foundations of Evangelical Theology and Frontiers of Science and Faith.
Evangelical Ethics
by John Jefferson Davis
[ Book Summary ]
| Author | John Jefferson Davis |
| Publisher | P&R Publishing |
| Date | November 2015 (4th Edition) |
| Pages | 400 |
Overview:
Ethical issues in our culture continue to become thornier. While we would like clear answers, this is not always possible. Racism is still prevalent in our country, abortion is a more commonly held belief than ever before, and genetic research is advancing at an ever-increasing pace.
Christians want to be informed on these issues. God has given us His standard: His Word. We need to understand what the culture believes about these issues and that cultural beliefs and mores differ from what the Bible teaches.
Though the answers are difficult, God has given them to us. When we understand the issues and study the Bible, we can have an informed conscience and be able to interact with others in our culture in an intelligent, and more importantly, biblical manner.
John Jefferson Davis is a professor of systematic theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He has taught there since 1975. He has written extensively on ethics. His other works include Foundations of Evangelical Theology and Frontiers of Science and Faith.