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The moral argument only deals with the beliefs you personally hold. You don’t need to believe in the Bible to acknowledge that objective moral values exist, and require a moral lawgiver.
Justin Brierley • Unbelievable?: Why after ten years of talking with atheists, I'm still a Christian
Si de nombreux jeunes gens sont aujourd’hui en quête de lignes directrices, c’est pour une bonne raison. En Occident du moins, la Génération Y est dans une situation historique unique. C’est la première, il me semble, à qui des professeurs de ma propre génération ont simultanément enseigné à l’école et à l’université deux visions apparemment contra
... See moreJordan B. Peterson • 12 règles pour une vie (French Edition)
When we talk about justice today, we almost always find ourselves talking about rights we believe are entrenched in nature and have been enshrined in our founding documents. This language reflects a liberal conception of human action and interaction, casting us as rational agents who reach agreements with one another through calculation and negotia
... See moreSince the rule of Christ and God’s law has been restricted to individual commitment and (if anywhere) private conscience, man has seen himself as free to generate or reject, as his own ethical authority, moral ideals and obligation. Individualism and liberty become the only absolutes which govern interpersonal relations.16 To “be yourself ” and do
... See moreGreg Bahnsen • Theonomy in Christian Ethics
if there is no God, then objective right and wrong do not exist.
William Lane Craig • On Guard
A Student's Guide to Political Philosophy (ISI Guides to the Major Disciplines)
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We don’t give our children rules to suppress them; we give them rules so they can live well. In the same way, the Bible doesn’t give ethical commandments to restrict people from flourishing—the very opposite is true. God, who is good, gives commandments because they are the only way to truly flourish. God’s rules point us to a deeper wisdom that le
... See moreJosh Chatraw • Apologetics at the Cross: An Introduction for Christian Witness
