Patrick engages in a profound conversation with Dana, an atheist, as they explore the nature of morality without God. Together, they delve into challenging questions about moral values, the intrinsic value of actions, and the eternal versus temporary human experience. Despite their different worldviews, they find common ground and mutual understanding, illustrating the rich, thought-provoking dialogue that defines the show.
- Patrick continues his conversation with Dana, a self-proclaimed atheist, about whether those who don’t believe in God can have moral values (01:08)
- Patrick in Richmond, Virginia - I was married outside of the Church. I can't go to confession until I get my annulment done. Can you pray for me? I have been feeling down about not being in a state of grace. (11:02)
- Dana, a self-proclaimed atheist, calls back to talk about if those who don’t believe in God can have moral values (17:46)
- Joshua - How does Christianity provide us with an objective moral frame work that atheism can't develop? (39:25)
