Ethics

Seth was Eve's first child born after Cain killed Abel, suggesting Cain was over 120 at the time.

He was obsessed with dinosaurs and totally convinced they had died out millions of years ago.

A biblical foundation is necessary for ethics.

Genetic engineering offers remarkable possibilities but raises significant ethical questions. Is it right to alter DNA to repair defects or improve crops? What about using genetic modifications to regrow human limbs? These advancements come with the potential for unintended consequences, requiring wisdom and moral clarity. How can Christians discern boundaries in a world where technology’s reach seems limitless? Dr Rob Carter examines genetic engineering through three guiding principles: respecting humans as bearers of God’s image, stewarding creation responsibly, and following Christ’s example of healing and restoration. He explores applications ranging from medical breakthroughs to ethical dilemmas in IVF and cloning. Rob provides a thoughtful, faith-based perspective on these complex issues.

Evolutionary psychology reflects Western media ideas.

Hitler and Nazism relied on Darwinian evolution for their racist and eugenic beliefs, while they hated Chrsitians and Jews

Anti-slavery activist William Wilberforce: Christian hero

Sociobiology fails to explain the origin of morality, and it rejects rather than explains moral objectivity.

Sober words of several Old Testament prophets are uncannily relevant in our contemporary western culture.

How do we approach the world in knowledge and faith and discernment all at the same time? Our contention is that we can be faithful to the Bible and science without sacrificing either.

Local and global oddball reactions, humanity of unborn babies, abortion

How Darwin inspired many mass murderers.

Are human embryos conceived at fertilization or implantation, and are pre-implanted embryos living, valuable human persons?

The value of human life in the womb and later, according to atheist thinking, contrasted with the Christian perspective.

Animal studies fail to demonstrate that they have a proto-morality’ that could have evolved into the human moral impulse.