You might like it for a season.

It might sound good when you hear that schools out, no more teachers, sassy looks, and so on,

because we have a vacation from the God of the Bible who says he's going to hold us accountable

for everything that we do.

And when we find out that that God doesn't exist, we leap into the air and click our heels

together and say, I'm free.

And that sounds terrific until you

turn it over and look at the price tag.

If the Enlightenment philosophers are correct, God doesn't exist, moralityality doesn't exist. Accountability doesn't exist.

But if that's true, there's no point to life, just a sunrise and sunset and nothing in between.

Thank you for joining us for this Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind, as we spend several

weeks in R.C. Sproles' extensive series

Defending Your Faith. If you'd like to be able to defend your faith against the claims

that morality is merely a social construct, that there is no God, no moral lawgiver,

request lifetime digital access to this 32-part series and its study guide

when you give a donation of any amount at renewingyourmind.org, or by using the link in the

podcast show notes. When you do, we'll also send you two books, a field guide on false teaching

and a field guide on gender and sexuality. But don't delay as today's resource

offer ends at midnight. So is life vanity of vanities? Here's R.C. Sprold to explain the meaning

of life, that true significance can be found and that it's found outside of us.

As we continue now with our study of defending our faith, the science of apologetics,

you recall that in our last session, I looked briefly at the moral argument for the existence

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