A responce to: The Significance of the Bible as a Source of Ethical Authority for Christians.
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The Significance of the Bible as a Source of Ethical Authority for Christians.
This response will explain the principle ethics for the lives of Catholics and how the Bible is their most prominent reference and source of authority for which these ethics can be found in.
The Catholic people believe that there is no greater being than God, God who created everything that is and that will be. Catholics give God the greatest and most …
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…of a moral life is the union with and participation in God". As for the significance of the bible as a source for ethical authority, the significance of the book that has been around for 1967 CE years, is simply that. The bible has and will remain the one main source for Catholics to look for guidance to due to its overwhelming buffer it has in authority value over any other publication that exists to man.
…of a moral life is the union with and participation in God". As for the significance of the bible as a source for ethical authority, the significance of the book that has been around for 1967 CE years, is simply that. The bible has and will remain the one main source for Catholics to look for guidance to due to its overwhelming buffer it has in authority value over any other publication that exists to man.
