Moral Relativism and Two “Ten Commandments”
Does moral relativism make sense? Are all ethical theories equally good and deserving of our respect? Can a moral code be wrong? Should we always tolerate people and cultures who have different moral standards than we do? One way of examining these questions is to compare two very different versions of the Ten Commandments. We [...]
Great Posts of the Week – May 11, 2012
Each week I highlight some terrific resources to connect readers at Reasons for God with a wider selection of excellent content. Enjoy! The Reasons for God “Great Posts of the Week”: Ancient relics provide archaeological support for King David’s existence at Mail Online Interview with Navy SEAL Chad Williams on his Christian faith at Apologetics [...]
A Story of Modern Evil: Escape from Camp 14
This post is a bit different from most posts at Reasons for God, but I’ve written and shared it because this is a story that needs to be told. However, the themes of the story touch on at least two prominent apologetic issues: the problem of evil and the moral argument for the existence of [...]
Book Review of Is God a Moral Monster? by Dr. Paul Copan
About a year ago while I was at Harvard, talking with one of the students I regularly mentored, it happened that two of his friends walked by and stopped to say hello. We began to talk about their perspective on life and it quickly became clear that they were staunch atheists with a strong aversion [...]
Dr. Paul Copan at Church of the Cross
The following talk by Dr. Paul Copan, on the “Top Challenges For Christians,” was given at Church of the Cross on March 18th, 2012, through a partnership between the Christian Legal Society and Telos Ministries. We are grateful for the partial funding provided for the event by Tactical Faith! If you’d like to discuss this talk, I invite [...]
