Spirit’ (Rom. 8:14; Gal. 5:18). His actions stem from a principle radically different from that which energizes the natural man or the old nature. This is true even when the outward actions of believer and unbeliever appear to coincide, as when giving to charity or being neighbourly. Biblical ethics, therefore, are spiritual in the most fundamental sense. That is, they derive from the reality of the indwelling Spirit of Christ. They are not merely ‘spiritual’ with a small ‘s’; they are Spiritual, with a