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Morality

“77 percent of Americans are at least ‘fairly worried’ about the country’s morals, with 43 percent describing themselves as ‘very worried.’”

By Filings on Sat, 04/06/19
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Survey: Americans Concerned About Country’s Moral Crisis, But Still Turning Away from God

Can Anything a Human Does Be Morally Neutral? A Look at 1 Corinthians 8:8 (Part 1)

By Aaron Blumer on Mon, 03/11/19

In a recent exchange here at SharperIron, I was asked what I thought 1 Corinthians 8:8 meant. I had just asserted that a being bearing the image of God could not possibly do anything that is morally neutral — neither right nor wrong, because such a being must either express that imago dei, or in some way insult it (or both at once, in different ways).

1 Corinthians 8:8 seems to say otherwise.

Moral bar slipping in U.S., Gallup poll finds

By Filings on Fri, 06/08/18
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“67 percent approve of homosexuality, compared to 40 percent in 2001; 69 percent approve of premarital sex, compared to 53 percent in 2001; 76 percent of Americans say divorce is morally acceptable, compared to 59 percent in 2001; and 65 percent of Americans approve of childbirth outside of marriage, compared to 45 percent in 2002 when Gallup added the practice to its poll.” BPNews

Psychologist: Rejecting Values and Responsibility Was a Big Mistake

By Filings on Thu, 05/31/18
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“While 63 percent of the 65+ crowd agreed that right and wrong was objective, or does not change, only 36 percent of the 18-24 age group thought the same. In other words, two-thirds of the next generation believe standards of right and wrong are relative to the individual.” Intellectual Takeout

Survey: 60% of Millennials Don't Believe in Right and Wrong

By Filings on Fri, 05/12/17
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“Older Americans grew up at time when ideas about morality were more stable, he says. That’s no longer true for younger Americans.”

David Brooks’s Dubious Virtues

By Filings on Fri, 12/11/15
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“Neither of these ideas is connected with any religious notion, much less any orthodox version of Christianity, in which pride is the sin of preferring a self-chosen world to a God-made world and where sin itself consists in rebellion against and alienation from God.” AC

The New Atheism

By Jim on Fri, 10/02/15
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“Without God, morality is reduced to whatever mode of behavior human beings agree on. There is no action that is objectively right or wrong. Rape, hate, murder and other such acts are only wrong because they have been deemed to be so in the course of human evolution”

"While Christians must never preach morality as a means of salvation, morality is certainly a public concern of Christians."

By SharperIron on Mon, 06/03/13
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“In other words, we cannot preach the gospel without preaching morality. People cannot receive the good news without first believing the bad news, and that bad news is that they are lawbreakers and rebels. They must understand that morality is not an arbitrary convention, but that it stands over them in judgment and that it is a matter of divine imposition. The gospel is not that God loves us and has a wonderful plan for our lives.

The Crumbling Of Our Moral Infrastructure Can Be Deadly

By Jay on Tue, 05/08/12
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There has been much concern, rightly expressed, about the rusting of bridges around the country, and the crumbling and corrosion of other parts of the physical infrastructure.

Dawkins on where morals come from: "secular moral philosophy, jurisprudence and dinner table conversation"

By SharperIron on Thu, 01/26/12
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Richard Dawkins: Morals Come From Enlightened Secular Values, Not Religion

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