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Ramblings on Ethics, the Golden Rule, and Moral Absolutes
In this post, I would like to use as my starting-point something that Brian Morley says on page 323 of his book, Mapping Apologetics. Morley is profiling the thoughts of Christian apologist John Warwick Montgomery, and the topic is the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apologetics, Brian K. Morley, Brian Morley, Golden Rule, Immanuel Kant, john rawls, John Warwick Montgomery, Mapping Apologetics
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Disorganized Ramblings on Religion in the Public Square
As many of you know by now, Rick Santorum said that John F. Kennedy’s speech on the separation of church and state made him want to “throw up”. I watched Santorum on ABC This Week as he attempted to clarify … Continue reading
