The Ten Commandments
A Study of Ethical Freedom
Published on 29. April 1998
196 pages
978-1-7252-0716-5 (ISBN)
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Are the Ten Commandments still central to Christian living, despite what the "new moralists" are saying? Are we justified in making the Ten Commandments the point at which we try to relate the Gospel to the important ethical questions of today? Dr. Wallace, as this book so ably demonstrates, has a convincing, affirmative answer to these and related questions. In studying these vital issues, the author discovered that the traditional approach, which involves the presuppositions of natural law and idealism, had to be bypassed, and that the law must be interpreted by the Gospel and approached in the light of Jesus Christ.
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Ronald S. Wallace (1911-2006) was for nearly thirty years a parish minister in several rural towns and city parishes in Scotland. During this period he wrote Calvin's Doctrine of the Word and Sacrament and Calvin's Doctrine of the Christian Life. as well as several books of biblical exposition. He then became professor of biblical theology at Columbia Theological Seminary, Decatur, Georgia, a post he held for thirteen years.
