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Biblical Research & Education Resources

"The unfolding of Your words gives light." Psalm 119:135

Richard Blaine Robison, M.A., M.R.E.

"Baruch ben Ron"

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Critical Concerns

“But what does the Scripture say?” (Galatians 4:30 NASB)

Critical concerns focus on important contemporary issues with major theological, societal or personal implications. With a strong commitment to the authority of Scripture for deciding every matter of importance to our lives, the author seeks to apply a thorough biblical analysis.

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Biblical Basis for the Death Penalty

Abstract: From the beginning God expected that justice be done for victims of violence, and in the pursuit of justice that murderers forfeit their own lives for their heinous crimes. (3 pages)

Biblical Citizenship Question and Answer

Users can submit questions on subjects pertaining to public policy, political issues and matters of conscience.

A Christian Nation?

Abstract: An examination of all the possible meanings of the label "Christian" doesn't provide sufficient evidence to accept the premise that the United States is now or has ever been a Christian nation. (4 pages)

The Days of Genesis 1

Abstract: Evolutionists believe that the appearance and formation of the universe and the earth took billions of years. Genesis says God created everything in six days. But, how long was a creation day? (3 pages)

Does Cremation Conflict with the Bible?

Abstract: This article addresses an important issue related to future planning for one's own death or making decisions when a loved one has died. Cremation has always been controversial. The issue is an emotional one for many people and the choice of how to care for a dead body is often guided by either religious scruples or cost. (5 pages)

Duty, Honor, Country

Abstract: The values of the West Point honor code illustrate the principal values that should guide a disciple's life. (5 pages. PDF)

A Hebrew Faith

Abstract: From the beginning of the world there were noted men of God, such as Abel, Enoch, Noah and Job (Job 1:1), who led exemplary lives and spoke for God, but one man is distinguished in Scripture as the father of the people of God and that man was a Hebrew (Gen 14:13). This article explores the nature of that faith, what happened to it in Church history and what should be done to restore the true faith of the apostles. (5 pages)

In Defense of Wycliffe

Abstract: Wycliffe Bible Translators has been recently attacked for supposedly changing the Bible to eliminate "familial terminology" in reference to God in an Arabic New Testament prepared for Muslim countries. The slander has become vitriolic, and is totally undeserved.

Justice

Abstract: The courts of America are clogged with litigants seeking “justice” for their claims against their fellow citizens. But what is justice, and what standards should be used to help one determine a just resolution or settlement of a dispute? The author explores the values, principles of due process and standards for just decisions revealed in Scripture. A must read for all peacemakers. (3 pages)

The Error of Pacifism

Abstract: Since the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001 national leadership has executed a sustained war throughout the world against Al Queda and their allies. Many Christians have found themselves embroiled in a debate that hasn’t occurred since the Viet Nam War, some taking the pacifist position because of believing that Yeshua’s command to love one’s enemies cannot be reconciled with killing one’s enemies. This monograph seeks to provide a biblical perspective on the legitimacy of military service and the rationale for waging war. (8 pages)

Polygamy

Abstract: Polygamy has “come out of the closet” and many people are discussing this cultural phenomenon for the first time. What are the origins and rationale for polygamy? Is polygamy an abominable evil or a biblically sanctioned practice? (14 pages)

Social Activism

Abstract: In considering how to respond to social evils, such as abortion, pornography and the homosexual agenda, Christians should follow the example of the apostles who kept the Great Commission foremost. (2 pages)

Christian Legal Advisory

NOTE: Whenever an explanation or interpretation of the law or advice on legal alternatives is required, the services of a competent legal professional should be sought.

I Want to Settle a Dispute: What Do I Do?

Abstract: This monograph offers practice and biblical steps to negotiate and resolve a conflict or dispute with another person. (2 pages)

I Was Sold Defective Goods ~ What Do I Do?

Abstract: Consumer problems are common to man. This monograph provides practical guidance based on biblical principles for resolving a complaint with a company or business when dissatisfied with a product. (2 pages)

Preparing a Christian Will

Abstract: When planning your last will you can prepare a document that will give your Christian witness and express your wishes for your estate to be settled in a biblically faithful manner.

Suggestions for Hiring a Lawyer

Abstract: Almost everyone will need a lawyer for some legal need and in legal disputes getting competent advice is essential. This monograph offers practical consumer guidelines for hiring and working with a lawyer. (3 pages)

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