Andres
Puritan Board Doctor
Tonight when I was coming into work, my coworker, whom I relieved, asked my opinion on "bible diets" where a person attempts to eat a diet based on commands found in scripture. For example abstaining from pork, shellfish, etc. I explained to her that choosing not to eat something based on preference would simply be a matter of choice and be no big deal, however to abstain from foods due to teachings in the OT laws would be in error. Of course, she then wanted an explanation of OT laws. Since I only had about 3 minutes in passing, I was not able to give a very good explanation. I told her that I would do my best to find some resources for her on the subject of the law.
I think I will attempt to burn some of these teachings on CD's for her, but she prefers reading. I am at a loss for books to recommend to her.
Does anyone have any suggestions on books that explain the difference between ceremonial, civil, and moral laws and their implications? Thanks for your help.
I think I will attempt to burn some of these teachings on CD's for her, but she prefers reading. I am at a loss for books to recommend to her.
Does anyone have any suggestions on books that explain the difference between ceremonial, civil, and moral laws and their implications? Thanks for your help.