The basic foundation of our culture today is moral relativism.

And I call that a myth because what it has in common with a myth is that myths

have no real correspondence ultimately to objective truth. In other words, we are basing

our civilization and our culture on a moral concept that can't possibly be true.

Judges 176 describes a time where everyone did what was right in their own eyes.

It's a good description of our own day too, isn't it?

No matter how absurd someone's preference is, even if it goes against reason and nature.

We're not only told we must accept it.

In some cases, we're told we must celebrate it.

That's moral relativism.

But as you just heard R.C. Sproll say ultimately that's a myth.

Welcome to the Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind. I'm your host Nathan W Bingham.

Over the past few weeks, Dr Sprawl has helped us consider the elements of a Christian life and

worldview, helping us be thinking Christians, and today he will consider morality and ethics.

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here's dr sprawl on moral relativism and ethics.

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