“I like the category of moral law, not as a presupposition for establishing lines of continuity and discontinuity, but as an inference to be drawn as you see how the New Testament quotes the Old and uses the Old and applies the Old, so that the authority comes not from a presupposition of definition, but from a plain reading of the text.” — Don Carson
Date: June 15, 2018
Event: The Gospel Coalition’s 2018 Women’s Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana
Related:
- Making Sense of Scripture’s ‘Inconsistency’ (Tim Keller)
- Keep the Ten Commandments? Yes and No (Don Carson)
- An Introduction to Biblical Theology (Don Carson)
Find more audio and video from the 2018 Women’s Conference on the conference media page.
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