The Moral Argument - Reasonable Faith
A Debate on the Moral Argument Questions on the Resurrection and the Moral Argument Questions on Greatest Being Theology, Certainty, and the Moral Argument Those Who Deny Objective Moral Values Questions on the Grounding of Morality Response to Pigliucci's article on "Gods and Morality" Questions on the Singularity, Omnipresence, and Morality ...
Defending Biblical Christianity | Reasonable Faith
Cet article présente un argument moral pour l'existence de Dieu, en défendant le christianisme biblique.
Moral Argument - Reasonable Faith
2011年2月7日 · The Moral Argument. I’m glad you came to the debate, Spencer (though the tone of your question leads me to think you were cheering for the other side!). It was a substantive and entertaining exchange, wasn’t it? I’m afraid that you’ve seriously misunderstood me, Spencer. Here’s the moral argument for God that I defended:
Moral Argument (part 1) | Defenders: 1 | Reasonable Faith
2007年10月15日 · So far we have been looking at philosophical and scientific arguments. This is an ethical argument. There are a wide variety of moral reasons for believing in God, but this is a particularly simple moral argument that I have used over and over again with university students and I find very effective. It really grabs people where they live.
Personal God - Reasonable Faith
2008年7月21日 · In the case of the moral argument, the concept of God involved in the argument is that of a personal being, since moral values, if they exist, reside in persons, not in inanimate things, and since only a personal being can be a source of moral duty by issuing commands to us. This is the failing of Plato's impersonal form of the Good.
Excursus on Natural Theology (Part 18): The Moral Argument
2016年2月3日 · Moral Argument. In our excursus in natural theology, we’ve talked about the proper basicality of belief in God, we have looked at the cosmological argument from contingency, we have examined the kalam cosmological argument, and most recently completed a study of the teleological argument based on the fine-tuning of the universe for a cosmic Designer.
Moral Argument (part 4) | Defenders: 1 | Reasonable Faith
2007年11月5日 · You wouldn’t think you would gain insight into the moral argument from a book A Structural Account of Mathematics, but what Chihara is responding to is very relevant. He is responding to the view of a very famous American philosopher Willard Quine who taught at Harvard University and was one of the greatest American philosophers of the 20 th ...
Moral Law Argument - Reasonable Faith
2010年11月22日 · The moral law argument. I don’t see how the “veil of ignorance” concept is relevant to the meta-ethical question of whether there are objective moral values and duties. That concept, rather, seems to be a device for determining, given that objective moral duties do exist, what the content of those duties are.
The Existence of God (Moral Argument) | Reasonable Faith
2007年6月17日 · What is the moral argument? DR. CRAIG: I think the moral argument would go like this. 1. If God does not exist then objective moral values and duties do not exist. 2. But objective moral values and duties do exist. From those two premises it would follow: 3. Therefore, God exists. Now, that's a logically airtight argument.
Can We Be Good without God? | Reasonable Faith
The best answer to the question as to the source of moral obligation is that moral rightness or wrongness consists in agreement or disagreement with the will or commands of a holy, loving God. Finally, take the problem of moral accountability. Here we find a powerful practical argument for believing in God.
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