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God is light. If we walk in the light, we have fellowship with Him.
Curses for violating the covenant and not carrying out God's commands.
All Scripture is inspired by God and useful for teaching and training so that the man of God may be equipped for every good work.

1 John 1:5-7
Leviticus 26:14-16
2 Timothy 3:16-17

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Everyone who is angry with his brother will be subject to judgment.
Everyone who looks at a woman with lust in his heart has committed adultery.
Evil comes from within the heart of man, evil thoughts, sexual immorality, thefts, murders,…
Those who live according to the flesh set their minds on the things of the flesh, but those who live according to the Spirit set their minds on the things of the Spirit.

Matthew 5:22
Matthew 5:28
Mark 7:21-23
Romans 8:5-9

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Our works are useless if they do not come from love.
Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind, and love your neighbor as yourself.
Whoever keeps the whole law but stumbles in one point is guilty of breaking the whole law.
Whether you eat or drink, do everything for the glory of God.

1 Corinthians 13:1-3
Matthew 22:37-40
James 2:9-10
1 Corinthians 10:31

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What man will not give his son bread if he asks him?
What profit is there if someone says he has faith but has no works?
Without faith it is impossible to please God.
Everything that is not from faith is sin.

Matthew 7:9-11
James 2:14-20
Hebrews 11:6
Romans 14:23

Match each tendency in Christian ethics with the teaching in Scripture that could be used to support it:

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Scripture speaks of having a proper motive.
Scripture speaks of having a proper standard.
Scripture speaks of having a proper goal.

Emphasis on the conscience and leading of the Holy Spirit

Emphasis on Scripture
Emphasis on consequences

Match each perspective in ethics with the description of its unique emphasis.

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Considers the problem itself, the goals, and the consequences.
Considers the standards as given in God's Word.
Considers the person, the motives, and the inner leading of the Holy Spirit.

Situational
Normative
Existential

Match each perspective in ethics with the example given in the lesson.

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In 2 Kings 23:21, the king commands the people to observe the Passover as commanded in the Book of the Covenant.
In Romans 6:20-22, Paul explains that the result of living in sin is death, but the result of living for God is life.
In Romans 14, Paul teaches that a person sins if he does something against his own conscience, even if it is not prohibited in God's law.

Normative
Situational
Existential

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We have died to sin. How then can we live in it? We are buried and resurrected with Christ.
Christ suffered for you, leaving you an example.
This is His commandment, that we believe in the name of His Son Jesus Christ and that we love one another.

Romans 6:2-4
1 Peter 2:21
1 John 3:23

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If our heart does not condemn us, we have confidence before God.
Walk by the Spirit and you will not gratify the desires of the sinful nature.
No food is unclean in itself, but if anyone considers something unclean, then for him it is unclean.

1 John 3:21
Galatians 5:16
Romans 14:14

Which of the following are subject to moral evaluation, according to the lesson? Mark each correct answer.

physical appearance
actions
attitudes and emotions
level of intelligence
persons
beliefs

Which of the following is Dr. Frame’s definition of theology?

The study of God, man and salvation
The application of the Word of God to all of life
The study of the Word of God

What are the three reasons given in the Westminster Confession of Faith that the works done by unregenerate people do not please God? Mark each correct answer as given in the lesson.

Their only motive is completely self-centered.
They do not proceed from a heart purified by faith.
All the works of unbelievers keep them from being fulfilled as human beings.
They are not done in the right manner.
They are not motivated by the right goal.

According to the lesson, what two key elements are necessary before a motive can be considered good? Mark both correct answers.

Joy
Love
Faith
Peace

According to the lesson, where do we find the standards for making a moral evaluation?

in God's Word
in our conscience
in society

According to Scripture, what should be the ultimate goal in all that we do?

loving our neighbor
fulfilling our call
the glory of God

Which of the following statements best expresses the teaching of Dr. Frame regarding the application of God’s commands in Scripture?

Only the commands from the New Testament are to be applied today.
All commands are still binding, but the applications may vary according to different situations.
All commands of Scripture are still binding and they still have the same application.
All of the biblical commands are relative; there is no absolute right and wrong.

According to the lesson, why do we need all three perspectives to make an ethical judgment properly?

Because each perspective by itself gives a distorted and unbalanced view.
Because man is made in the image of God, with three aspects to his nature that correspond to the three perspectives.
Because we are not perfect, and we need all three to provide checks and balances.

Which of the following statements would be considered an example of emphasis on the situational perspective in ethics?

If I drink too much, I will get drunk and feel sick.
The Bible clearly teaches that drinking in excess is a sin.
When I drink too much, I have no inner peace, I feel guilty, and I feel far from God.

Which of the following statements would be considered an example of emphasis on the existential perspective in ethics?

If I drink too much, I will get drunk and feel sick.
The Bible clearly teaches that drinking in excess is a sin.
When I drink too much, I have no inner peace, I feel guilty, and I feel far from God.

Which of the following statements would be considered an example of emphasis on the normative perspective in ethics?

If I drink too much, I will get drunk and feel sick.
The Bible clearly teaches that drinking in excess is a sin.
When I drink too much, I have no inner peace, I feel guilty, and I feel far from God.

Which of the following statements best describes Dr. Frame’s explanation of how the three ethical perspectives should be used.

All three perspectives are used frequently among Christians, but only the "normative" perspective is valid.
They are all valid perspectives, and should be used together.
They are all valid perspectives, but the "situational" perspective should be predominant.

Dr. Frame teaches that if we start with the standard of God’s Word, we will see that the Bible itself teaches us that we should also consider…____________. Mark the best answer.

the situation
the person
the situation and the person

What other name does Dr. Frame give to the situational perspective in ethics?

the "teleological" approach
the "subjective" approach
the "contextual" approach

Which of the following statements best describe the uniqueness of the Christian understanding of ethics? Mark each correct answer as explained in the lesson.

The standard of morality is love, as reflected in a universal innate sense of right and wrong.
The standard of morality is God's nature and not an abstract definition of right and wrong.
We derive our knowledge of right and wrong only from God's direct commands in His Word.
God's actions demonstrate the standard of morality, especially through His blessings on what is right and His curses on what is wrong.
Ethics is the most important branch of theology, consisting of the proper application of the teachings from all other branches of theology.
Ethics touches all aspects of life.
The study of ethics is limited to giving guidelines for our actions.
Ethics includes not only actions, but attitudes and persons.

God is not accountable to a standard of right and wrong outside Himself.

True
False

According to the Westminster Confession of Faith, unbelievers cannot obey God’s commands in any beneficial way.

True
False

The only portions of Scripture that should guide our ethical decisions are the ones that contain commandments.

True
False

According to the lesson, even general revelation gives us moral guidelines.

True
False

Dr. Frame teaches that is it possible for a reader to understand a Bible passage correctly, without considering himself and his situation.

True
False

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