Stand to Reason Weekly Podcast What If a Darwinist Denies There’s Something Wrong with the World?
Oct 24, 2025
Greg dives into a thought-provoking discussion on Darwinism, questioning its inability to address our collective sense of moral failings in the world. He shares insights on attending baptisms in LGBTQ-affirming churches, emphasizing love and guidance. The conversation also tackles the ethics of pet ownership versus aiding orphans, advocating for responsible choices. Additionally, he explores the title 'Lord of Hosts,' unpacking its significance in Scripture, and critiques worship songs that focus too much on personal emotions rather than truth.
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Universal Sense Of Moral Brokenness
- Greg Koukl argues universal awareness of the world's brokenness supports the moral argument for God.
- He says naturalism can't account for objective moral 'oughts' that make evil a real problem.
'Survival' Evades Moral Evaluation
- Koukl says calling suffering 'survival of the fittest' is hand-waving from naturalism.
- He contends that asserting 'that's just the way it is' removes any basis to call things wrong.
Attend To Celebrate And Influence
- Greg advises you may attend a baptism at an LGBTQ-affirming church to celebrate the person's commitment to Christ.
- He recommends influencing and encouraging the baptized youth toward a more orthodox church when possible.