Morality and Divine Authority

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between morality and the existence of God, positing that moral standards require a divine framework to be established. Through various examples and analogies, the speakers argue that without a higher authority, moral assertions become subjective opinions. The discussion emphasizes the necessity of an objective moral law rooted in God's nature to distinguish right from wrong.

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