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• Jensen, Peter Frederick (1943-)

• 2010

• Moore Theological College

• Jensen looks at the epidemic of loneliness. He looks at how this plays out in a lack of commitment and professionalisation of relationships. Jensen explores the rise of independence and individualism, as a rebellion against legalistic Christianity, and how the New Testament speaks into both of these spaces. Jensen speaks on the importance of Paul as an ambassador, and warns against insulting Paul as he is the messenger of Jesus. Jensen shows that we are free in true love, but that in love we become slaves to the other person/s. He stresses that we are all enslaved, and that Jesus is the master who sets us free by making us as we were designed to be. Jensen shows that showing this love is how we combat the loneliness epidemic. CD label reads : "These three lectures were recorded at Abbotsleigh Girls School in Wahroonga as the "Northern Region Lecture Series" in 2010"

• Paul, the Apostle, Saint

• 1/01/2010

• English

• Moore Theological College

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