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<p>James was a practical person, therefore he wrote us a very practical letter. Today we will look at James 2:1-13 which simply states, there is no place in the body of Christ or in the Christian life for prejudice or partiality. James gives us three reasons why partiality and prejudice are wrong:<br />
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<ol>
	<li>Theologically – God welcomes all. He loves us all.</li>
	<li>Logical - Every man is a sinner. Christ died once and for all.</li>
	<li>Authority of the Bible in our lives.</li>
</ol>
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James was a practical person, therefore he wrote us a very practical letter. Today we will look at James 2:1-13 which simply states, there is no place in the body of Christ or in the Christian life for prejudice or partiality. James gives us three reasons why partiality and prejudice are wrong: Theologically – God welcomes all. He loves us all. Logical - Every man is a sinner. Christ died once and for all. Authority of the Bible in our lives.


<p>James was a practical person, therefore he wrote us a very practical letter. Today we will look at James 2:1-13 which simply states, there is no place in the body of Christ or in the Christian life for prejudice or partiality. James gives us three reasons why partiality and prejudice are wrong:<br>
</p>

<ol>
	<li>Theologically – God welcomes all. He loves us all.</li>
	<li>Logical - Every man is a sinner. Christ died once and for all.</li>
	<li>Authority of the Bible in our lives.</li>
</ol>


Prejudice & Partiality

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