The Moral Law and the Case for God
Episode notes
What if the greatest danger we face today isn’t political division—but moral erosion? In this episode of Stand Firm in Dark Waters, we examine the case for objective moral truth in an age shaped by relativism.
Drawing from C.S. Lewis’ concept of the Moral Law, we explore why our shared sense of right and wrong is not something we invent, but something we recognize—even when we fail to live up to it. From cultural shifts and philosophical skepticism to insights from thinkers like Immanuel Kant, this episode asks whether moral awareness is best explained by chance and social convention—or by a moral Lawgiver.
This is the first episode in a series examining why many thoughtful people believe God is not merely a comforting idea, but the most reasonable explanation for the reality we live in.