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  • Austin

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    11/18/2024 at 01:52

    Because morality that is based on culture is arbitrary depending on the culture. It is not based on an objective standard that is unchanging. Morality comes from God who is unchanging and eternally good.

  • Austin

    Administrator
    11/09/2024 at 14:46

    If God is the basis for morality, morality is not arbitrary or changing because God’s nature is unchanging and absolute; His moral character serves as the eternal standard for what is right and wrong, providing a stable, objective foundation for moral principles.

  • Austin

    Administrator
    07/09/2024 at 12:28

    Because of the diversity of cultures. One can belong to a multitude in one’s lifetime, so whose morality do they append themselves to? The lecturer compares cultural relativity to a multiple choice test, in that multiple options doesn’t indicate that all are correct.

  • Austin

    Administrator
    07/07/2024 at 06:32

    If there is no absolute morality at all, no culture has the right to say what is considered “normative” behaviour. This problem of indetermination is especially obvious in a society that has multiple subcultures.

    Moreover, no culture can talk of nor pursue moral progress, if there is no “ruler” to measure what morality is. Neither can a moral reformer advocate any moral advance nor any abolition of evil, since there is no absolute good and evil by such an argument. In actual fact, we find that cultures are not as diverse as we think on moral principles – most of them advocate honoring one’s elders, respecting authority, and treating human beings kindly, etc. Hence morality is not necessarily tied to culture.

    #apologetics

  • Austin

    Administrator
    06/03/2024 at 13:36

    Culture can and will be wrong, true morality is found in Jesus, He never changes.

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