Can You Have Ethics Without God?
Relativism is rampant in western culture. About two-thirds of people in the USA believe that there are no absolutes. About half of “born again” believers agree and only one-tenth of those under 20 years old believe in absolutes. This lecture makes the case against relativism, drawing on some of the leaders of the opposition; Sartre, Wittgenstein, Russell, Derrida, and Rorty, who do a great service by showing us the logical conclusion of their views. There is also a critique of the attempt to create an ethic without God by Kant, John Rawls, and others.
CSLI Resources-Single-Sharpening Our Focus On The Holy Spirit-J.I. Packer
Program Information: Program DescriptionThematic OverviewScheduleCostAdmissionTo Apply Program Description Jesus Christ commissioned his followers to go into the world and make disciples. All believers are...
C.S. Lewis Institute resources from past events led by various speakers on a large range of topics all revolving around helping better equip believers...
