Ground Rules for Christian Freedom, Part Two
When Paul said, “Everything is permissible,” he was clearly not negating those things which Scripture expressly forbids, but referring to debatable matters not directly addressed in the Bible. To these issues, biblical principles must be applied to avoid division and to fully understand the genuine experience of freedom. Alistair Begg teaches that while we want to avoid the bondage of legalism, sometimes we need to curtail our freedom for the good of others with weaker consciences.
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When Paul said, “Everything is permissible,” he was clearly not negating those things which Scripture expressly forbids, but referring to debatable matters not directly addressed in the Bible. To these issues, biblical principles must be applied to avoid division and to fully understand the genuine experience of freedom. Alistair Begg teaches that while we want to avoid the bondage of legalism, sometimes we need to curtail our freedom for the good of others with weaker consciences.