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1:17:31

What is Goodness?

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 7 years ago

30:45

Number two, teleological ethics.

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Biblical Ethics - Ten Commandments - [Exodus 20:1-17]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 12 years ago

2:44

One is deontological ethics. And the other one is teleological ethics.

1:24:01

What is Christian Ethics?

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 3 years ago

41:31

The first one is called deontological ethics.

47:20

Biblical Ethics - Ten Commandments (part 2) - [Exodus 20:1-17]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 12 years ago

15:03

If you last week, if you remember, we talked about the teleological teleological system of ethics, the

19:55

The Transcendental Argument for God

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 5 years ago

5:43

Telos means purpose or goal and Because the world doesn't just exist, but the world exists with a purpose. Then We can surmise that there must be something to give it purpose. That's the teleological argument here's here's here's the here's here's how that plays out the great watchmaker.

2:12:46

Atheist Vs Christian: Do Ethics Depend On God?

Apologia Studios

about 3 years ago

25:18

Furthermore the way our biology forces our ends is by making us think that there is an objective higher code to which we're all subject. Ethics is a shared illusion of the human race So my friends watch.

49:27

Standing Firm on Truth: Why Biblical Inerrancy Matters in a World of Moral Chaos

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

9 months ago

9:11

And there's a teleological focus, number four. Biblical ethics are goal -directed.

10:03

An Atheist Pro-Choice TikToker's Argument Gets DEMOLISHED!

FFT

Fight For Truth

over 4 years ago

3:13

Let me explain what I mean. Utilitarianism is a stream of ethical philosophy that suggests right and wrong are concepts which are intrinsically tied to outcomes. What does that mean? Let me give you a practical example.

29:50

Classical Arguments for God's Existence

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 5 years ago

28:34

We looked at the teleological argument, which is the argument of purpose. We looked at the ontological argument, the argument of being. And finally, we looked at moral argument, the argument of ought and ought not.

31:23

Apologetics Class 5 - Textbook Discussion

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 5 years ago

22:40

Impersonal rules of logic cannot obligate us to reason in a particular way. Metaphysical arguments should try to show that to explain some aspect of reality presupposes God. The teleological argument is difficult to formulate in a rigorous way given that the world was designed and created with similarities too.

1:27:46

Life Ethics - Abortion, Contraception, and Genetic Manipulation

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 3 years ago

5:00

Life is, God created life, God created life for flourishing. God created life for a good purpose, and therefore life is good. And so we are going to address those issues which typically fall under the category of life ethics.

1:23:37

Sexual Ethics

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 6 years ago

52:37

That's a problem with ethics, right? Go back to our very first ethics class. Remember we talked about different types of ethics? And remember we talked about utilitarian ethics? Utilitarian ethics would say the ends justify the means.

18:34

What's Your Favorite Apologetics Argument?

Wise Disciple

over 4 years ago

4:20

However, there is a problem of evil. Everybody knows that therefore there must be broken laws. Therefore. There must be laws. Therefore there must be a lawmaker, right? And essentially that's the moral argument and it what I just explained really captures the essence of those Two that that form that I gave a moment ago if there is no God then there is no morality objective morality.

1:24:03

Ethics and Biblical Law

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 3 years ago

4:06

And so why do we study ethics? So that we conform our understanding to God rather than to the world. So ultimately it's a practical application of Romans 12, 1 and 2, seeking to better conform ourselves to God and to his standard.

5:20

The Failure of Atheism to Account for Morality

CARM

about 17 years ago

2:32

Besides, that would mean that there was a moral standard outside of yourself to which you must answer and that would imply a moral lawgiver. Anyway, some atheists maintain that the best moral system is that which brings the greatest happiness, the least amount of suffering, and the greatest freedom for as many people as possible.

2:39

Highlight: Is God's Law The Measure of Justice Today?

Apologia Studios

about 3 years ago

0:00

Here's the way that this is posited, theonomy or autonomy, by what standard, or who gets to decide what's just if we reject applying the basic moral principles of God's instruction to the modern day situation?

8:59

Highlight: The Failure of Atheist Morality

Apologia Studios

about 3 years ago

6:12

The debate was over. Their perspective is essentially Jeremy Bentham's utilitarianism, a version of it. And so, utilitarianism says you should work for the greatest happiness of the greatest number of people.

20:34

Atheist Debate Breakdown | Collision w/ Jeff Durbin

Apologia Studios

over 2 years ago

16:29

So for example, a mercy killing would be an example of ethical killing because again, the best version of that person would agree. In my ethics class in divinity school, I argue that the second best version of serial killers want to be killed.

2:00:21

Situational Ethics and a Powerful Testimony

Apologetics Live

about 5 years ago

13:34

So when, my opinion, you could disagree with me, when Christians start using situational ethics, I think what they're doing is using an atheistic ethical system, one that wants to put man in the position of deciding what's the ultimate good rather than God.

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Systematic Theology (part 30)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 9 years ago

18:48

Now, when it comes to moral choices, what do you think is the fallacy or the error in that statement? We can recognize it as the last half that is not biblical because we've already seen plenty of texts that talk about the sovereignty of God that is sovereign over all of the human choices in order to bring about his intended end in the life of free creatures.