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245 results for “Adoption” — showing 241–245
- TopicWalking in the LightJewish thought, symbolizing knowledge and ignorance, good and evil. Early Christians adopted this metaphor to describe their new identity in Christ and the moral implications
- TopicWalking in the Lightmoral purity versus sin and separation from God. Early Christians adopted this imagery to describe their new life in Christ. Live transparently and honestly, avoiding deceit
- TopicWelcomecultural practice, reflecting one's honor and social standing. The early church adopted this practice, welcoming both believers and outsiders as a demonstration of their faith
- TopicWorkers' Rightsrest and balance in work environments. Encourage businesses and organizations to adopt ethical labor practices. Affirms the inherent dignity of all workers as created
- TopicWorldly ConformityWorldly conformity refers to the tendency of believers to adopt the values, behaviors, and practices of the secular world, often at the expense of their faith