The Place of Scripture in Christian Ethics: A Methodological Study

Interpretation 24 (4):430-455 (1970)
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Ultimately for Christian ethics, a biblically informed theology provides the bases for the final test of the validity of particular judgments: For Christians these judgments ought to be consistent, consonant, and coherent with the themes that are generalized to be most pervasive or primary in the biblical witness

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