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Understanding Lying: A Christian Bible Study
V. Ethics in Brief
A. Lying forbidden
B. What is a Lie?
C. Understanding Lying
D. Truthful Lies. Rowe, J. Y., (2014) Truthful Lies: The Ethics of Lying in the Old Testament. (Vol. 19 Nol.4)

VI. Do we still need the Old Testament now that we have the New Testament. The Christian Bible Studies article by Terry Noble opens up a new avenue to thinking. Society has furthered their study of the Bible and two parts it consist, their heritage is shared by both books. They both share the Holy Spirit, God the Father, God the Redeemer, God the Savior and the Holiness of God.

VII. Designing a Qualitative Study. Creswell, J. W. (2007). Qualitative Inquiry and Research Design (2nd ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publication.
A. Meaning is the product of
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