The Moral Argument For God's Existence

Blog Posts From Cerebral Faith

De: Evan Minton

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When people think about evidence for God's existence, they typically think of design arguments such as The Fine-Tuning Argument, or the complexity of the cell with its DNA quadrinary code and irreducibly complex machines. Or perhaps one thinks of a first cause argument from the origin or contingent nature of the universe. But what might surprise you is that the existence of objectively true moral facts also supports the existence of God. For without God, there would be no grounds on which to condemn one set of behavior as morally good and another set of behavior as morally evil. If God does not exist, then what we call right and wrong are subjective as one's personal tastes are. However, if that is true, but it is also true moral statements have objective truth value, then it follows logically that God exists. This is call The Moral Argument For God's Existence and is the argument that Evan Minton, long time Christian Apologetics content creator, defends in this book.

This is book 5 in the Cerebral Faith Blog Book series.