Understanding the Fall and Redemption 2

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The things of this present age are temporary and fallen.

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The promise of future redemption includes the earthly realm according to Romans 8:18–23.

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The effects of the Fall are pervasive.

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They touch every aspect of a human being, including all human institutions, fields of study, and occupations.

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Humans can still do good things.

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This is because they are made in the image of God, despite being thoroughly fallen.

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Humans do not always manifest fallenness fully.

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Even though humans are fallen, they don’t always show it to the fullest extent.

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Content and presentation evaluation.

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Should be evaluated according to biblical principles as explained in Ephesians 5:1–18.

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Worldliness captures the scope of the Fall.

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It aptly captures the Fall’s pervasiveness everywhere on earth.

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Romans 8:18–23 discusses future redemption.

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It includes the promise of redemption for the earthly realm.

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The image of God in humans.

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Allows them to do good despite their fallen nature.

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Biblical principles for evaluation.

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Ephesians 5:1–18 provides guidance for evaluating content and presentation.

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Pervasiveness of the Fall.

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Affects every aspect of human life and institutions.