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The Bible, Natural Theology, and Natural Law: Conflict or Compromise? is unavailable, but you can change that!

In this volume, Dr. Morey addresses the history and dangers of natural law and natural theology. With characteristic warmth and insight, he divides his discussion into three parts: exposition of a Biblical worldview, exposition of Biblical theism and philosophy, and refutation of natural law and theology in Christian thinking. Dr. Morey discusses the Ancient Greek philosophies and their impact on...

Ecclesiastes tells us that it is meaningless (Ecc. 6:2). In many other ways, the Book of Ecclesiastes reveals that without God, nothing in life will have any meaning or significance. It teaches this by being the “mirror reflection” or opposite of Proverbs. The hermeneutical principle of the “passage of full mention” is another key to understanding the message of the Book of Ecclesiastes. This principle refers to an interesting phenomenon of Scripture.
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