Relation of St. Paul's ethics to his doctrine of salvation
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Kerley, H. W.
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2015-04-28T10:26:27Z
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2015-04-28T10:26:27Z
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1949
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St. Paul's doctrine of salvation is vitally
concerned with ethics as an indivisible part of the life in
Christ. Every pert of his doctrine has importance for ethics.
There is no concept which may fairly be described as
non-ethical, v/e have seen that all his major statements of
doctrine give rise to ideas -which are basic to his ethics.
Moreover, his doctrinal position influences the practical
conclusions and exhortations throughout the whole of his
extant epistles. Whatever his debt to other sources, his
ethical teaching is his own, presented in the light of his
doctrinal beliefs, and invigorated and enriched by his own
experience of the Eternal God whose light had suddenly
illuminated a bewildered soul's darkness to give knowledge of
His glory in the face of Jesus Christ.
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http://hdl.handle.net/1842/10085
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en
dc.publisher
The University of Edinburgh
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dc.subject
St. Paul
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dc.subject
Ethics
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dc.subject
Doctrine
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dc.subject
Salvation
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Epistles
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dc.title
Relation of St. Paul's ethics to his doctrine of salvation
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dc.title.alternative
The relation of St. Paul's ethics to his doctrine of salvation
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dc.type
Thesis or Dissertation
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dc.type.qualificationlevel
Doctoral
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dc.type.qualificationname
PhD Doctor of Philosophy
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