Hello, friends. Welcome to another episode of Theology Nara I have on the show today.

Dr Scott Ray. Scott is an ethics professor at Biola University and Talbot School of Theology because he's been teaching ethics at a graduate or postgraduate level for more than 25 years.

He is a humble dude, he is a gracious dude, and he is literally written the textbook on

Christian ethics and it's one of the most widely used textbooks on Christian

ethics and he's just a super sharp dude and I'm so excited about

this because I've been really concerned over the last few years as I hear

Christians think through a different moral decisions.

How do we determine what is right and wrong?

Is euthanasia okay?

Is same-sex marriage okay?

Is warfare, okay, is violence okay? What about abortion and so on and so forth

we all have opinions about these things

but we often don't even really reflect on the ethical methodology we use

to arrive at making moral conclusions.

This is why I love people like Scott Ray.

Scott's going to help us organize our thinking to expose our consistencies and inconsistencies when we think through some

of the tough, most pressing moral decisions that we make either within our life or even on a day-to-day level.

So Scott is, well, we just had a wonderful conversation about all kinds of things related to ethics,

and I'm super stoked about this conversation.

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