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What does it actually look like to follow Christ through the hardest, most contested questions of ordinary life ? marriage, money, war, work, sickness, death, and everything in between? Outline of Christian Ethics doesn't hand you easy answers. It hands you the questions themselves, framed the way real people ask them, and then walks you through what Scripture actually says.

Written by Elder Dr. Mike Junmai Chen ? a former Peking Union Medical College physician who survived the Cultural Revolution, rebuilt his life and medical career in the United States, and has spent over three decades training house church leaders across China ? this book blends rigorous biblical teaching with the hard-won perspective of a man who has lived through suffering, faith, and transformation on two continents.

Organized in two parts, Social Ethics and Family Ethics, each lesson is framed as a question you can look up directly, followed by the full Scripture passages behind it ? so pastors, small group leaders, and individual readers alike can find an answer without flipping through a Bible concordance. Controversial topics are given fair treatment from multiple sides, because the goal here isn't to settle every argument for you. It's to equip you to walk in step with the Holy Spirit when it's your turn to decide.

Part reference guide, part discipleship course, part personal testimony ? Outline of Christian Ethics is for anyone who wants their faith to hold up under the weight of real life.