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Human Rights Need God

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  • Johan D. Tangelder

Without God it is impossible to speak about human rights. Speaking of human rights is governed by how one thinks about man and his responsibilities. Only through God's revelation and grace it is possible to speak about human rights.

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Are Human Rights Christian?

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  • Ray Pennings

Are human rights Christian? To share some light into this question this article looks at human rights in biblical context, civil rights through the historical context, and the relationship between truth and rights, rights and entitlement. 

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Freedom of Religion and a Bill of Rights

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  • Peter Barnes

A bill of rights can lead to only three outcomes: moral relativism, demolition of law, and abuse of human rights.

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Issues in Religious Toleration from the Reformation to the Present Day

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  • Graham Keith

What is religious toleration? Is it the same thing as freedom of conscience? How is this toleration related to God's toleration of sinners? This article gives primarily a historical overview of how toleration functioned since the sixteenth century Reformation. It starts with the classic development of a theory of toleration first expressed by Tertullian.

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Tributes to John Calvin – Calvin's Children

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  • William A. McGomish

The concern of Chapter 1 is the spread of John Calvin’s theology in the world. It provides a survey of Calvin’s and his successors’ influence on the development of modern culture.

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Sanctity of Life

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  • John Jefferson Davis

The author deals with the biblical teaching of the image of God and its implications and applications in various areas of life. The author notes that this doctrine has implications for two main ethical subjects: capital punishment and the dignity of man.

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Debate: Ethics Without Belief Is Not Only Implausible, It’s Impossible

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  • Neil Dykstra

This article shows that policies passed by government on human rights are also based on a belief system, since morality cannot exist without a belief system at its foundation.

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Human Rights

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  • Allard Gunnink

This article looks at human rights from a Scriptural perspective.

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Human Rights and Image of God

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  • J. De Vos

This article looks at the relation of human rights and man as the image of God, common grace and civil rights.

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Re-Thinking Human Rights

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  • Iain D. Campbell

Are human rights absolute rights? Are human rights also dangerous for the church and society? Can human rights stand in the way of our duty to obey God?

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Cause for celebration?: 25 Years of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms

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  • Cornelis van Dam

This article is about human rights. In this article the author looks at human rights in its relation to duties towards God and the right God has on people. The place of the government is also discussed.

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You can talk about Christian experience all you wish, but without doctrinal roots it is like cut flowers stuck into the ground – it will wither and die J. C. Ryle
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