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Doctrine of life - Ethical themes

  • Gender - Role of manhood and womanhood (88)
  • Sexual Ethics
    • Sexual Ethics - General (76)
    • Premarital Sex (4)
    • Homosexuality (59)
    • Sex Education (4)
    • Lustfulness and Chastity (46)
    • Pornography (43)
  • Dating and Singleness (70)
  • Marriage and Family (4)
    • Marriage (General) (148)
    • Family (General) (52)
    • Adoption (9)
    • Procreation and Family Planning (16)
    • Adultery (22)
    • Celibacy (1)
    • Childhood (6)
    • Adolescence (27)
    • Young Adulthood (Twenties and Thirties) (8)
    • Middle-Age (Forties and Fifties) (3)
  • Divorce and remarriage (38)
  • Education (General) (5)
    • Christian education (75)
    • Purpose of Education (15)
    • Discipline (16)
    • The child (3)
    • Theories of Education (3)
    • Child development (2)
    • History of Christian Education (7)
  • Parenting (179)
  • Schooling (1)
    • Teaching and Learning (General) (17)
    • The Christian school (19)
    • Home schooling (8)
    • Teaching methods (4)
    • The Curriculum and Evaluation (9)
    • The Teacher (12)
    • The School Board (2)
    • Parents and the School (7)
    • Church and the School (7)
    • Place of Government in Education (3)
  • Friendship (20)
  • Hospitality (25)
  • Economics (4)
    • Economics (General) (16)
    • Code of ethics for economists (1)
    • Economic Theories (9)
    • Development (1)
    • Income Distribution (3)
    • Inequality (2)
    • Scarcity (1)
    • Sustainability (1)
  • Work & Employment (81)
  • Business Ethics
    • Business Ethics (General) (18)
    • Corporate Social Responsibility
    • Labour Standards (2)
    • Minimum Wages (1)
    • Prices (1)
    • Trade Unions and Strikes (1)
    • Wages and Salaries
  • Wealth & Poverty (3)
    • Money and Possessions (75)
    • Tithing (14)
    • Generosity (23)
    • Borrowing and Lending (12)
    • Poverty (17)
    • Consumerism (7)
    • Gambling (10)
    • Taxes (6)
    • Prosperity gospel (7)
  • Environmental Ethics (1)
    • Environmental Ethics (General) (37)
    • Energy and Energy Consumption
    • Global Warming (4)
  • Public Ethics (1)
    • Public Ethics (General) (44)
    • Human Rights (11)
    • Equality and Discrimination (5)
    • Race and Racism (23)
    • Nationalism and Patriotism (3)
    • Judicial System (2)
    • Capital Punishment (10)
    • Crime and Punishment (10)
    • Social welfare (7)
    • Social gospel (3)
  • Political Ethics (1)
    • Government - Role and Responsibility (30)
    • Democracy (4)
    • Civil Disobedience and Revolution (10)
    • State and Church Relationship (12)
    • War and Peace (23)
    • Terrorism
    • Genocide (3)
    • Pacifism (4)
    • Nuclear Weapons
    • Interrogation and Torture
    • Refugees and Genocide (1)
    • Political involvement (37)
  • Christ and Culture (17)
  • Bioethics
    • Genetic Engineering (4)
    • Bioethics (General) (7)
    • Cloning (5)
    • Reproductive Technologies (8)
    • Prenatal Diagnosis
    • Contraception
    • Surrogate Father/Mother (3)
  • Medical ethics
    • Medical Ethics (General) (12)
    • Health (9)
    • Illness (2)
    • Disabilities (12)
    • Health Care (2)
    • Forgoing and Withdrawing Treatment
    • Organ Donation and Transplantation (3)
    • Definition of Death
    • Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide and Letting Die (13)
    • Abortion (61)
    • Sterilization
    • Late Miscarriage & Stillbirth
    • Epidemics (2)
  • Beauty and Arts (General) (27)
  • Appearance (31)
  • Visual Arts (10)
  • Music (30)
  • Drama and Cinema (12)
  • Food and Food Consumption (11)
  • Media and Censorship (28)
  • Recreation and entertainment (55)
  • Sabbath and Sunday (70)
  • Speech and Communication (90)
  • Sport (14)
  • Time Consumption and Priorities (54)
  • Other topics (72)

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The nature and end of judgement ... must be corrective, not vindictive; for healing, not destruction John Owen
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