

The Moral Argument for the Existence of God
Jan 8, 2025
Dive into the intriguing exploration of whether objective moral truths exist. The discussion challenges moral relativism by linking universal moral outrage to a transcendent moral law giver. Personal anecdotes highlight issues like child marriage to demonstrate absolute morals. The importance of patience in faith conversations is emphasized, contrasting subjective morality with historical contexts. Plus, listeners are invited to submit their questions about morality, as the hosts prepare to tackle objections to the objectivity of moral truths.
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Saudi Cleric's Statement
- A Saudi cleric stated that sex is permissible at nine years old, citing Muhammad's marriage to Aisha.
- This sparked outrage and highlighted differing cultural views on morality.
Moral Outrage as Evidence
- News stories like the Saudi cleric's statement are newsworthy because they evoke strong moral reactions.
- This suggests the existence of inherent moral truths that transcend cultural differences.
Axiological Argument Accessibility
- The moral argument for God's existence (axiological argument) is easier to discuss than scientific arguments.
- Everyone makes moral decisions daily, making it relatable without needing specialized knowledge.