The Whole Counsel of God Romans, Chapter 1, Conclusion
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Aug 19, 2019 Dive into a thought-provoking exploration of God's wrath and human accountability beyond Israel. Discover how idolatry and self-worship have distorted the understanding of divine attributes throughout history, especially in ancient Rome. Delve into the controversial topic of pederasty and the contrast with early Christian values that uplifted women. Unpack the evolution of morality from traditional beliefs to modern interpretations, highlighting the ongoing struggle between self-defined ethics and historical values.
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Accountability in the Gospel
With the gospel reaching all nations, everyone is now accountable for their choices. This change signifies that all humanity will face judgment based on their response to God's revelation.
Self-Worship and Moral Decay
Worshiping oneself leads to moral consequences and self-indulgence. This self-worship manifests in various forms of sexual immorality as a reflection of one's rejection of the true God.
Consequences of Rejecting God
Rejecting God leads to a debased mind and moral decay, as people choose to indulge in sin. This results in a society that not only practices wrongdoing but also approves of it.