Unit 3 - Lesson 5 (Moral Lawgiver)

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1. Type out the 3 points of the Cosmological Argument

2. What does the Teleological Argument tell us about the Designer of the universe?

3. "Life is meaningless." Explain how this statement is self-defeating.

4. True or False - We know that Moral Laws exist because of our reactions when injustices are done to us.

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5. What is a rebuttal that you can give someone who says that the Moral Law does not exist because people do bad things all the time (AKA violate the Moral Law)?

6. What is an answer that you can tell someone who says that you can be good without God?

7. "Since all cultures greet people differently, morality (what is right and wrong) must be relative." Select the statement that best describes the sentence above.

This is a good example of true relative morality.

This person is confusing a cultural HOW for absolute morality.

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8. How should you respond to someone who denies that the Moral Law exists?

9. True or False - Because people disagree over what should be done in a situation, morality must be relative.

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False

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10. Based on the Cosmological, Teleological, and Moral Law argument, how do we know that the true God is the God described in the Bible?

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