In this congenial debate, Shelly Kagan defends a social contract theory of morality, according to which objective and binding moral obligations are grounded in an implicit agreement between members of a society. William Lane Craig, on the other hand, defends the idea that morality is grounded in God. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RbfIMudPaA[/embed]
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“The message of the gospel—God’s act of forgiveness and salvation in Jesus—is rooted in hesed. Hesed describes the disposition of God’s heart not only toward His people but to all humanity. The love of God extends far beyond duty or expectation. His forgiveness of sin fulfills a need that is basic to all other needs in the relationship between human beings and God—the restoration and continuation of fellowship with God in Jesus Christ. God’s hesed manifested in forgiveness makes a relationship with Him possible. That forgiveness comes to us freely as a gift from God based on the sacrificial act of Christ.”
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