Categorizing sin as an abstraction is the vessel of many vices.
The Purpose of the Law (Catechism XV)
There are at least four distinct purposes of the law for Christians today, and each follows from the last.
Keeping God’s Law Perfectly (Catechism XIII)
Man can do whatever he wants, but he only ever wants to do evil.
The Ninth and Tenth Commandments (Catechism XII)
The Apostle James reminds us that, in the final two commandments of the Decalogue, we are still reflecting on how to love our neighbor (James 2:8).
The First, Second, and Third Commandments (Catechism IX)
Recommit yourself to God, sinner, and be done with worshiping created things.
Christadelphians, Climate Change, Cyanide – Oh My
The seasons of earth will come and go until the end God has set (Genesis 8:22). The industrial revolution did not mess that up.
The Law of God Stated in the Ten Commandments (Catechism VIII)
Let us not fall prey to the thought, “These commands were given to Moses’ Israel, not Christ’s church.” We find in the Decalogue a display of basic righteousness.
