Contrast the first absolutist response with the second relativist response, Absolutist Argument: “It has to be absolute, logically. Just like there can’t be more than one truth, there can’t be opposing morals that are both right. I think the natural world reveals some of it. We all have a conscience. God’s Word is the ultimate …
Continue reading Is Morality Absolute: Part VI My Response to Common Absolutist Arguments
Two common arguments arose from the absolutist responses: The natural world reveals that opposing morals can’t both be right.Absence of belief in a higher authority or a Creator and denial of His truths leads to people searching for their own morality. The “Opposing morals can’t both be right” argument was supported by the following …
Continue reading Is Morality Absolute: Part V Common Absolutist Arguments
I’ve received some feedback regarding my last blog post. I agree it was confusing and didn’t clearly communicate my main point. Here’s a post to hopefully clear that up. My main point is that the In-Between-ists were correct in their understanding of where morality comes from, but they negated it by saying, “That’s just my …
One common argument arose from the In-Betweenist responses: Morality is absolute, but that’s true for me and not necessarily for everyone else. This argument was supported by the following statements. “That's a very interesting question! I believe that God decides what is good and evil, right and wrong, etc, so yes I think it is …
Continue reading Is Morality Absolute: Part IV Common In-Betweenist Arguments and My Response
Let’s start with the least common denominator. A common response from the relativists was that stealing, rape, and murder are immoral. How did all societies across all times and peoples decide that there is a single global morality? How does one know that killing is wrong if morality is not absolute? If morality is relative …
Continue reading Is Morality Absolute: Part III My Response to Common Relativist Arguments
Two common arguments arose from the relativist responses: Society constructs my morality.I construct my morality. The “Society constructs my morality” argument was supported by the following statements. “Morality is a social construct based on the needs of society for its’ own existence.” “I think morality is a social construct enforced by the communities we live …
Continue reading Is Morality Absolute: Part II Common Relativist Arguments
For the next few months, I have prepared a seven-part blog series for you. A post will be released every two weeks. Throughout the series, we ask and answer the question: Is Morality Absolute? Not too long ago, I posed the following question to various Facebook pages: “Personal question for you all. I’ve been studying …
Today, an article I wrote on the embryo adoption process was published on the Human Defense Initiative. You may read that article below or on their website. I love that I was given the opportunity to share the embryo adoption process with a wider audience. I hope this gives couples tangible steps to adopt and …
Continue reading The Embryo Adoption Process – Everything You Need to Know
This week, February 1-5, public schools across the country are engaging in Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action. The goal, “is a national uprising that affirms the lives of Black students, teachers, and families. This week centers classroom lessons about structural racism, intersectional Black identities, Black history, and anti-racism through the 13 Guiding …
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I'm excited to announce that I have two articles published on the Human Defense Initiative (HDI)! You may click on the following articles to read them at HDI:Good News...For Now Skewed Medication Abortion StatisticsA little about the Human Defense Initiative: "HDI is the first millennial-led pro-life news publication and digital advocacy platform. Their website publishes …
