Common objections to applying Biblical law
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- Did Jesus really support the death penalty for cursing a parent?
- Did Jesus revoke the "eye for an eye" principle of Biblical law?
- Didn't Jesus disregard the law of the Hebrew Scriptures when dealing with the woman taken in adultery? (John 8:3-11)
- Does Biblical law require a girl to marry her rapist?
- Does Numbers 35:31 imply that all crimes except murder can be ransomed?
- Does theonomy require commitment to a particular view of eschatology (end times)?
- How did Jesus "fulfill" the Law? (Matt. 5:17-19)
- How does Biblical law differ from other ancient law systems?
- Is every law of God bound to a particular covenant?
- Is the polygyny of the Old Covenant allowed in the New Covenant age?
- Is there a "two tables" division in the Ten Commandments?
- Shouldn't there be a separation of church (i.e., religion) and state?
- What is Paul saying about civil government in Romans 13?
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Pages in category "Common objections to applying Biblical law"
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- Did Jesus really support the death penalty for cursing a parent?
- Did Jesus revoke the "eye for an eye" principle of Biblical law?
- Didn't Jesus disregard the law of the Hebrew Scriptures when dealing with the woman taken in adultery? (John 8:3-11)
- Does Biblical law require a girl to marry her rapist?
- Does Numbers 35:31 imply that all crimes except murder can be ransomed?
- Does theonomy require commitment to a particular view of eschatology (end times)?
