While the Ten Commandments found in the book of Exodus function as part of the scriptures for both Jews and Christians, they are also a key aspect to the ethical framework of our whole culture, whether one is personally "religious" or not. These brief reflections are intended to help the reader consider the relevance of these ancient Hebrew laws for our own historical and cultural context.
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Bob Faser grew up in Bayonne, New Jersey. He studied at Lafayette College, Princeton Theological Seminary, the Irish School of Ecumenics, the University of Tasmania, and the Melbourne College of Divinity. Since 1980, Bob has been a minister in the Uniting Church in Australia, serving placements in congregations in Tasmania, Victoria and the Australian Capital Territory, as well as staff positions in the Tasmanian Council of Churches. In retirement, Bob is serving as a member of the ecumenical chaplaincy team at the Royal Hobart Hospital. Bob's doctoral thesis was on Christmas as a "season of opportunity" for churches in Australia to relate to their local communities. Some of the material in Bob's thesis provided the basis for Bob's earlier book "Christmas Lost and Christmas Regained".
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