Guidelines for today exploring the Ten Commandments in modern religious ethical context
Guidelines for Today offers a fresh and relevant exploration of the Ten Commandments for the modern world. Written by seasoned educators Norah Cook and Vera Frampton, this publication bridges classical religious teaching with contemporary ethical challenges, making ancient wisdom accessible to today's readers. The book carefully examines each commandment within its historical context while addressing pressing current issues including capital punishment, abortion, euthanasia, suicide, and warfare. Structured in thoughtful sections that progress from the God-Man relationship through to increasingly widening circles of human interaction, the authors guide readers through both spiritual and practical implications of these timeless principles.
Norah Cook brings scholarly expertise with her M.A. in Roman and Greek Religion and Philosophy, combined with extensive experience as a Deputy Head and Humanities educator. Vera Frampton contributes decades of editorial experience in religious education and assembly materials. Together, they have conducted intensive research and consulted with secondary school students to ensure the book speaks meaningfully to contemporary audiences. Guidelines for Today provides educators, students, and families with thoughtful resources for understanding how ancient commandments remain profoundly relevant to modern moral and ethical decision-making.
Language
English
Publication
1990
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