Casey VerkerkeHostAnd then one of the arguments is where do the actual objective moral values come from? Like it's wrong to steal, it's wrong to kill, it's wrong to tell a lie.
These are values that are essentially held across cultures and virtually everyone would agree that these values you know, a moral objective.
And this, of course, underpins the argument that if these exist, this is powerful evidence for God's existence and that there will be a judgment and that those perpetrators of, you know, slavery, the Holocaust, the other massacres that have occurred and this sort of thing will one day face a judgment.
And again, this is another intrinsic thing that's part of us, that one day there will be a judgment.
And the resurrection of Jesus Christ is powerful evidence that supports that scenario as well.
And the fact that this points to the existence that there must be a God that can bring about this resurrection who is a creator.
This points to a realistic and it seems a just solution to the problem of evil that we see in the world, as opposed to atheism has no solution to that.

fascinating to discuss all of that and think about the implications of culture and then underlying fundamental moral principles and how that all fits together.

And yeah, as you say, it does bring to light the fact that the idea of God existing really makes a lot more sense when we talk about these kind of details compared with believing in an atheistic or evolutionary worldview.
And then one of the arguments is where do the actual objective moral values come from? Like it's wrong to steal, it's wrong to kill, it's wrong to tell a lie.
These are values that are essentially held across cultures and virtually everyone would agree that these values you know, a moral objective.
And this, of course, underpins the argument that if these exist, this is powerful evidence for God's existence and that there will be a judgment and that those perpetrators of, you know, slavery, the Holocaust, the other massacres that have occurred and this sort of thing will one day face a judgment.
And again, this is another intrinsic thing that's part of us, that one day there will be a judgment.
And the resurrection of Jesus Christ is powerful evidence that supports that scenario as well.
And the fact that this points to the existence that there must be a God that can bring about this resurrection who is a creator.
This points to a realistic and it seems a just solution to the problem of evil that we see in the world, as opposed to atheism has no solution to that.

fascinating to discuss all of that and think about the implications of culture and then underlying fundamental moral principles and how that all fits together.

And yeah, as you say, it does bring to light the fact that the idea of God existing really makes a lot more sense when we talk about these kind of details compared with believing in an atheistic or evolutionary worldview.
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