History, 29.04.2021 02:30, jaylanwest12

BIBLE HISTORY ESSAY 50 points : Have you noticed that Christians have different ideas about what is acceptable behavior? Aren't we all supposed to
get our ideas of what is right and wrong from the Bible? If we use the same "rule book," how can we come up with
different rules? Can something be right for one person but wrong for another? Some of these "hot topics" include
movies, dating, dancing, and clothing styles. You can probably think of more examples.
In light of Romans, Chapters 14-15, write 300-500 words discussing the principles of conduct outlined in the Bible.
How do these principles apply to your life? Use specific examples of problems you have encountered and draw in
other passages of Scripture.

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