The Christian and the Social Order

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"The Christian and the Social Order" is a section of the Southern Baptist Convention’s doctrinal statement that outlines how Christians should engage ethically and responsibly with society, government, and public life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baptist confessional article ⓘ
section of doctrinal statement ⓘ
addresses Christian participation in government ⓘ
ethical conduct in civic life ⓘ
relationship between church and state ⓘ
social responsibility of believers ⓘ
affiliatedWith Southern Baptist Convention ⓘ
appliesTo Southern Baptist institutions ⓘ
members of Southern Baptist churches ⓘ
basedOn Bible ⓘ
New Testament apostolic teaching ⓘ
New Testament teachings of Jesus Christ ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
describes Christian ethical engagement with society ⓘ
Christian responsibility in public life ⓘ
Christian responsibility toward government ⓘ
Christian responsibility toward social institutions ⓘ
emphasizes Christian influence for righteousness in public policy ⓘ
care for the vulnerable ⓘ
moral responsibility of Christians in society ⓘ
obedience to just laws ⓘ
pursuit of justice ⓘ
religious liberty ⓘ
respect for civil authority ⓘ
separation of church and state in their proper spheres ⓘ
hasPurpose to articulate a biblical view of social responsibility ⓘ
to guide Southern Baptists in social and political engagement ⓘ
influences Southern Baptist engagement in civic life ⓘ
Southern Baptist ethical teaching on politics ⓘ
Southern Baptist public policy resolutions ⓘ
language English ⓘ
normType doctrinal standard for Southern Baptists on social issues ⓘ
partOf Baptist Faith and Message ⓘ
doctrinal statement of the Southern Baptist Convention ⓘ
religiousTradition Baptist ⓘ
Evangelical Christianity ⓘ
linked to: Evangelicalism
theologicalDiscipline Christian ethics ⓘ
social ethics ⓘ
topic Christian citizenship ⓘ
public morality ⓘ
religious freedom and civic duty ⓘ
social justice from a Baptist perspective ⓘ
usedBy Southern Baptist churches ⓘ
Southern Baptist pastors ⓘ
Southern Baptist seminaries ⓘ

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Baptist Faith and Message → hasSection → The Christian and the Social Order ⓘ