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In Love Not the World, Randy Leedy consults Scripture to determine what it means to be in the world, but not of it. In order to form a biblical definition of “the world,” Leedy examines the concept extensively in both the Old and New Testaments. He says that the source of the world’s power is its prince, the Devil, who strives not only to blind unbelievers, but also to seduce Christians with the...

A study of any topic must begin by defining its terms. Only one term concerns us at the moment: world. A full and precise definition appears later, but we need at least a simple one to work with at the outset. Most readers will already have noticed that I have used the word world without stating which of several possible senses I intend. For example, in the sentences “God created the world in six days” and “The world hates God,” the meaning
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