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Titre :
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Salvation and Godly Rule
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Auteurs :
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Rousas John Rushdoony, Auteur
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Type de document :
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texte imprimé
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Editeur :
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Vallecito [United States] : Ross House Books, 1983
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Format :
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512 p
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Note générale :
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This book is a development of the meaning of salvation. Too often, Jesus Christ is regarded by the Church as simply a super-salesman of life and fire insurance rather than as Lord and Savior. Salvation means health and victory among other things, and salvation delivers us from sin and death, with all the defeat and failure thereof, into life and righteousness or justice, with victory and joy as its accompaniments.
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Langues:
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Anglais
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Résumé :
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The Christian is called unto victory in Christ. He is commissioned to bring all things into captivity to Christ. Godly rule, therefore, in our personal, family, social, vocational, political, economic, and all other spheres of life is a consequence of salvation. These implications are set forth in this work.
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Note de contenu :
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Salvation : Pagan and christian. Salvation versus insurance. Salvation and judgment. Salvation and sovereignty. Salvation and dominion. Assurance. Political saviors. The Certain Word. Paradise and salvation. Sacrifice. Perfection and salvation. Causality. The Sabbath. Idleness and revolution. The intellect as savior. Salvation by love and hate. Buddhist salvation. Degradation. Judgment. Change. Salvation by slavery. Outlaw cultures. Works. Truth. Facts. Evil. Progress and providence. Providence and the end. Fate. Zhe antithesis. The harmony of interests. Suicide. Death. Hell. The forgiveness of sins. Effectual calling.
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