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1. www.christianitytoday.com › ct › 2020The Moral Order of the World Points to God | Christianity Today

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   Mar 17, 2020 · Interview. The Moral Order of the World Points to God. The so-called “moral argument” gives evidence of God’s existence. But it also directs us to his goodness and grace. Interview by...

2. founders.org › articles › the-moral-law-doth-for“The Moral Law Doth For Ever Bind All” - Founders Ministries

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   The moral law’s fulfillment in the obedience of Christ and our freedom from its curse by His death opens to us a new freedom in our deliberate service unto God and unto holiness. Both of these are defined by the moral law.

3. plato.stanford.edu › entries › moral-arguments-godMoral Arguments for the Existence of God (Stanford ...

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   Jun 12, 2014 · 1. The Goals of Theistic Arguments. 2. History of Moral Arguments for God’s Existence. 3. Theoretical Moral Arguments for God’s Existence and Divine Command Theories of Moral Obligation. 4. Arguments from Moral Knowledge or Awareness. 5. Arguments from Human Dignity or Worth. 6. Practical Moral Arguments for Belief in God. 7. Conclusion.

4. philosophy.stackexchange.com › questions › 100403ethics - What binds us to our moral duties? - Philosophy ...

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   Jul 3, 2023 · 5 Answers. Sorted by: 3. On a schematic level, something isn't a moral duty unless it's binding in the relevant way; there's something of a definitional overlap involved (c.f. Aquinas' trivial imperative, "Avoid evil and do good"). One might question the concept of bindingness, then.

5. www.reasonablefaith.org › media › reasonable-faithHow are Morals Objectively Grounded in God? | Podcast ...

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   Mar 31, 2008 · Kevin Harris: In summation, Dr. Craig, moral values are objective and the best explanation for that is God. Dr. Craig: Exactly. God in his moral nature is the standard of good and evil, constitutes our moral values. His commands to use are constitutive of our moral duties of right and wrong.

6. ca.thegospelcoalition.org › article › gods-existenceGod’s Existence: The Basis for Objective Moral Values

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   Mar 9, 2018 · Christian Living. God’s Existence: The Basis for Objective Moral Values. March 9, 2018 | Louie Vassalos. Editors’ note: Louie Vassalos has written a four-part series on being good for the sake of God. He aims to show that believing in God is necessary for us to be truly good.

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   Does God have moral obligations?

   • If moral obligations are identical with divine commands (or perhaps if they are grounded in or caused to exist by divine commands) an argument for God’s existence from such obligations can easily be constructed: There are objective moral obligations. If there are objective moral obligations, there is a God who explains these obligations.

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   What are moral arguments for God's existence?

   • Moral arguments for God’s existence form a diverse family of arguments that reason from some feature of morality or the moral life to the existence of God, usually understood as a morally good creator of the universe. Moral arguments are both important and interesting.

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   What is a moral argument for belief in God?

   • Practical Moral Arguments for Belief in God As already noted, the most famous and perhaps most influential version of a moral argument for belief in God is found in Immanuel Kant (1788). Kant himself insisted that his argument was not a theoretical argument, but an argument grounded in practical reason.

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   Should moral obligations stem from God's requirements?

   • For if moral obligations stem from God’s requirements, they will be objective, but they will also be motivating, since a relation to God would clearly be a great good that humans would have reason to value.

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   Mar 26, 2008 · In the Metaphysics of Morals, we see Kant stating that we can have no duties to God, but at most a duty of religion, which is a duty to oneself to recognize all one's moral duties as divine commands (MM 6:443–44, 486–88). This work also contains an appendix on moral pedagogy, in which Kant both takes us again through the moral argument for ...