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Do you think naturalism holds an adequate basis for ethical values? Explain.
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No, if your belief is when you die you are terminated from existence, then to what purpose would living an ethical life be an incentive.
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No. In essence, this lane of thought holds that it really is about the survival of the fittest, in which case, if I am stronger, bigger, and faster than you… then ethically, I can do as I please, regardless of how it affects you.
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No. Holding to the belief that your ethical values are manmade by a group of people and can be different from another group of people would bring disunity and confusion when you interact with others – no ethics. Only the Perfect Creator truly defines right and wrong…and it’s universal.
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No, You need to follow God’s perfect example of truth… He is the best example of what is right and wrong. No other worldview can achieve that.
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The naturalist believes that each culture defines for itself what is ethical which would ultimately mean that there is no such thing as ethics. It’s only a manmade construct to conform to dependent on the people group you’re in.