Charles Ryrie

September 18, 2018Written by Rick Shrader

Charles Ryrie on Conscience

“All men have a conscience (Rom. 2:15) and it can be a right guide (John 8:9). It may also only seem to be right when actually it is leading the person down the wrong road (Acts 23:1).”

Charles Ryrie, Balancing the Christian Life, p. 42.

Source: Balancing the Christian Life

I first read this book years ago (and that review is already logged) but I had loaned the book to someone who decided he needed it worse than I. Eventually I obtained another copy and finally had reason to read it again. Ryrie first published the boo …

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