The Briefing with Albert Mohler Monday, December 2, 2024
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Dec 2, 2024 The podcast explores the recent legalization of assisted suicide in Great Britain, highlighting the cultural and moral dilemmas it raises. It critiques the shift from a Christian worldview to one dominated by personal autonomy, reflecting broader societal changes. Discussion also touches on the Conservative Party's evolving stance on ethics, showcasing a departure from traditional values. Additionally, the ethical implications of President Biden's pardon for his son Hunter are examined, questioning the intersection of political power and moral responsibility.
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Moral Shift in Britain
- Britain's recent adoption of an assisted suicide bill signals a major moral shift.
- This reflects a broader trend towards post-Christian, post-conservative values.
Post-Christian Resistance
- A post-Christian society may be more resistant to Christianity than a pre-Christian one.
- Cultural elites assume they've 'tried that and moved on'.
Archbishop Supports Bill
- Former Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey, supported the bill, lamenting church leaders' resistance to change.
- This highlights the erosion of Christian influence in Britain.