The Christian and the Social Order

E782044

"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.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Surface forms Statements Referenced by

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
The Christian and the Social Order canonical 1

Statements (45)

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 NERFINISHED
appliesTo Southern Baptist institutions NERFINISHED
members of Southern Baptist churches
basedOn Bible NERFINISHED
New Testament apostolic teaching
New Testament teachings of Jesus Christ
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: 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 NERFINISHED
language English
normType doctrinal standard for Southern Baptists on social issues
partOf Baptist Faith and Message NERFINISHED
doctrinal statement of the Southern Baptist Convention
religiousTradition Baptist
Evangelical Christianity NERFINISHED
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 NERFINISHED
Southern Baptist pastors
Southern Baptist seminaries NERFINISHED

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Baptist Faith and Message hasSection The Christian and the Social Order