So by way of review we're talking about the conscience, man's awareness of what is right and wrong,

and not just that something is right or wrong, the conscience also sort of tells you the rightness of it and the wrongness like you should feel right about

it and feel wrong about it. That's a healthy conscience. We've talked about how the conscience is a

universal thing, Genesis chapter 3, the tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

I mean, they were immediately given a conscience.

The response to eating the fruit is, were naked and ashamed, and they felt shame.

And that was appropriate.

That was a proper use of their conscience it's not

with with man's lustful issues it's not okay to just walk around naked

okay all right we don't feel like we have to do that topic. And then we've talked about

in Romans 2 how it's proven that whenever somebody makes a judgment on something, they're

actually showing that they believe in absolute morality.

Their conscience is working.

They're proving their conscience because when they go,

hey, you shouldn't do that.

And they're like, oh, so there should and shouldn't is there.

You know, there's a moral law and that's actually well

sometime other time we'll get into this but that's the moral argument for God's

existence not the argument of from God's existence to morality but the argument from

morality to God because he's the only rational explanation for real morals and no other worldview that's godless, especially an atheistic or deistic worldview,

it doesn't have any grounding for morality.

And people have our time accepting that, and they should.

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