32 - Morality with Josh Sroka
Dec 11, 2014•2 hr 10 min
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Episode description
Josh Sroka, a philosophy student, joins us as a guest for this episode.
We planned to focus on a discussion about the various and most prevalent arguments for the existence of a god which are used by religious apologists during their debates. We did cover many other arguments, but a large portion of the show centered around morality. Does objective morality exist, or are our morals purely subjective? How do we decide which is correct?
Be sure to check out the Podcast Phil website and contribute what you can. We're hoping to make microphilanthropy work via the principle of "those with little, giving to those with less," and that our combined efforts can lead to positive changes in the lives of those around us. Links Dogma Debate episode on Morality William Lane Craig vs Austin Dacey
We planned to focus on a discussion about the various and most prevalent arguments for the existence of a god which are used by religious apologists during their debates. We did cover many other arguments, but a large portion of the show centered around morality. Does objective morality exist, or are our morals purely subjective? How do we decide which is correct?
Be sure to check out the Podcast Phil website and contribute what you can. We're hoping to make microphilanthropy work via the principle of "those with little, giving to those with less," and that our combined efforts can lead to positive changes in the lives of those around us. Links Dogma Debate episode on Morality William Lane Craig vs Austin Dacey
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