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do you do When the Apostle Paul wrote his letter to the church at Rome, he listed ungodly behaviors that stirred the anger of God, behaviors that prompted God to give

those people up to their own wickedness.

It's a list that still rings true in our society today.

And while it may be tempting to pass judgment,

today on Truth for Life will learn how to respond biblically instead.

Alistairbegg is teaching from the closing verses in Romans chapter one. We live in a culture where the only him we really sing is anything goes and anything goes.

So if anything goes, who's to say what ought not to be done?

They just look at the phrase.

He gave them up to a debased mind to do what ought not to be done.

See, whenughtness goes what are you going to do with it? There's only two

ways we can fix it. One is by legislation and one is by domination. So you go to the little league game and

at the little little league game one of the fathers's gets rather steamed up about it as I've noticed has happened and

he begins actually to exercise his democratic privileges as he understands it by just

cussing out at the kids and somebody says them him, hey, hey, he ought not to do that.

And he says, don't tell me what I ought to do.

I'll punch your nose.

So what are you going to do? Because next week it'll be even worse. Well, what we'll have to do is we'll have to go to the local court and we'll have to see if we can legislate that anybody who tells

does swears within the framework of the two soccer pitches or whatever else it is he's going to be removed from the community

or you can just do what you ought to do. He gave them over to a debased mind so that they would not do what they ought to do.

Peterson wonderfully paraphrases this and I think it comes across.

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