Welcome to the podcast Think Vivically, conversations on faith and culture.

I'm your host Sean McDowell, Professor of Apologetics at Talbot Theological Seminary,

Biola University.

I'm your co-host, Scott Ray, Dean of Faculty, and Professor of Christian Ethics,

also at Talbot School of Theology Bi

Today we have a very unique topic that we're going to discuss.

In fact, we're going to have fun with this topic.

Not to imply we don't normally have fun we I thought we always

did that's the way I see it but we're going to push the limit today because we're

going to be talking about the new movie Avengers 3 infinity Infinity War.

Now before we go any further, let me just say I'm going to give a full spoiler alert here.

So if you've not seen the movie yet, you're going to need to find about three hours of your

life and probably 30 bucks for popcorn and a ticket.

So either go see that or of course if you don't care about spoilers you're

welcome to listen in. Regardless this isn't so much about the particular story, but certain ethical questions that

infinity war raises and like any good movie, it does a great job of asking some of the big ethical questions of today.

Now before we go any further let me say something about Dr Scott Ray here.

Now most of you probably know this but he was actually my professor, undergrad, and at Talbot on ethics.

And he has written numerous books on ethical issues, business ethics, your book Moral Choices, has kind of been a turn to or

go-to book for many people on introduction ethical issues. You got your PhD in philosophy and ethics you consult. So I'm just going to toot your

horn so to speak. You really are one of the leading ethicists, Christian ethicists today.

I want audience to know that because I'm suspicious

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