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The Church and Society
Course Description
A study of biblical ethics and the role the local church plays in the community. Special attention will be given to major social problems such as sanctity of life, chemical abuse, domestic violence, social ills, and the political process.
Dr. Scott Rae presents a study of biblical ethics and the role the local church plays in the community. Special attention will be given to major social problems such as sanctity of life, chemical abuse, domestic violence, social ills, and the political process. Dr. Rae has published several books on ethics and has served on White House panels for contemporary ethical issues.

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