Podcasts about moral man

The Guilt of the Moral Man Exposed, Romans 2:1-16

The Guilt of the Moral Man Explained--Romans 2:1-16

After three and a half years of dropping not-so-subtle hints, Dad finally persuaded me to read Reinhold Niebuhr's The Nature and Destiny of Man... though in this episode we cover only vol. 1, the "Nature" part. (Stick around with us in Season 5 and you might just get vol. 2!) In this episode we examine Niebuhr's sweeping summation of Western intellectual history and whether it holds up to scrutiny, how the divorce of Renaissance and Reformation gave us all the intractable problems of modernity, the difference between universal sin and unequal guilt, and zero in on the one place where Niebuhr talks more about God than man. Notes: 1. Reinhold Niebuhr, The Nature and Destiny of Man; see also his Moral Man and Immoral Society 2. James, Varieties of Religious Experience 3. Related episodes: Hannah Arendt, On Putin's Invasion of Ukraine Do you rejoice every other Tuesday to see a new Queen of the Sciences episode appear? Then consider supporting us on Patreon. You can start at just $2 a month; more gets you swag. Or just pay us a visit at sarahhinlickywilson.com and paulhinlicky.com!

All human beings are accountable to God, whether by our consciences or our direct knowledge of the Scriptures. And Jesus himself is the impartial Judge that we will meet on the last day.

Derricke Gray teaches the Sunday morning Bible study at River of Life, an inter-denominational, Spirit-filled church in the heart of Wakulla County, Florida. We share them for those determined to worship God in spirit and in truth.

Derricke Gray teaches the Sunday morning Bible study at River of Life, an inter-denominational, Spirit-filled church in the heart of Wakulla County, Florida. We share them for those determined to worship God in spirit and in truth.

A Sunday Morning sermon from Jim Davis.

Truth, justice, and the American way in Runaway Jury includes buying a verdict by buying a jury.

Many are like Cornelius, they do good moral things but are lost outside of Christ. Join Aaron as he leads in a study of Acts 10-11 the conversion of the Gentile convert and what we can learn from it today!

Parshah, Balak Evolution, & Moral Man  

Having explained that the reason we need the gospel is because God’s righteous judgment is coming against all ungodliness and wickedness, Paul now turns his focus to the moral person who doesn’t consider themselves one of “those people” who need to...

Having explained that the reason we need the gospel is because God’s righteous judgment is coming against all ungodliness and wickedness, Paul now turns his focus to the moral person who doesn’t consider themselves one of “those people” who need to...

In Romans 2:1-16, Paul extends his charge to include people who feel safeguarded by a sense of their own morality.

ROM006 2:1-16 The Moral Man 20171112

Moral Man Without Excuse - Romans 2:1-16

Sunday, September 6, 2015 Pastor Jeff Chaussee

Fear-Driven Man Part 4: Institutions of Evil 1. Abstract Predation: Mankind’s Greatest Danger. 2. Special Privileges: The Con-Man’s Equivalent of a Patent, Copyright or Trademark. 3. Transferring Their Instabilities to Others. 4. The Spirit Murdering Bias: Right or Left Wing? 5. The Moral Risk in Charities and Non-Profits. 6. Unions: Who are they Really Protecting? 7. Extremists: Are Some of Them Right?  8. Environmentalism: Love of Nature or Hatred for Man? 9. Religion: Does it have a Role in Mankind’s Future? 10. …Who’s Been Faithful? Who’s Been Abusing It? 11. …Was Jesus Really a Moral Man? 12. Education: Who has Historically Misled Us?  13. …The Resurrection of Philosophy as Guardian of Mankind. 14. …The Key to Accountability in Schools. 15. Bad Business: Masters and Slaves Thrive in Corporate America. 16. …The Hidden Key to a Company’s Morale. 17. Fear-Driven Government: Roving Criminality, Sanctioned by Law. 18. Nature’s Moral Justification for America. 19. Socialism: The Only Screaming Heard on U.S. Soil, is at Our Amusement Parks. 20. Garbage In, Garbage Out: A Computer reveals the Best Government.

Fr. Stephen continues with the topic of the battle between the true self and the false self, looking this week at what it means to be "moral."

In Romans 2:1-16, Paul brings the second defendant before God's court. To our surprise, he looks pretty good; like a next door neighbor or even the person sitting next to us in church. But how does God see him? When God looks below the surface, what does he see? We consider the argument for the prosecution and the defense in the case against the Moral Man in this message entitled: Who Needs the Gospel? Case Study #2.

We explore the ideas and present-day relevance of 20th century theologian Reinhold Niebuhr, an influential, boundary-crossing voice in American public life. Niebuhr created the term “Christian realism:” a middle path between religious idealism and arrogance. Exploring his wide appeal, three distinctive voices describe Niebuhr’s legacy and ask what insights he brings to the political and religious dynamics of the early 21st century.