Disagreeing With Divine Command Ethics – Ep.303 – Christian Ethics – 4 Views – Part 2

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Disagreeing With Divine Command Ethics

This week we cover with the final two outlooks that do more disagreeing with Divine Command Ethics than Virtue Ethics did. Here, Natural Law Ethics presents some interesting considerations. The Prophetic Ethics…well, there’s a reason I call it Woke Theology.

Timeline:

00:00 – Introduction
01:27 – Natural Law Agrees With 2 Areas Of Divine Command
05:17 – Agreement Between Commands & Obligations
06:52 – Commands Aren’t The Only Or Typical Way Humans Get Obligations
10:39 – 5 Other Ways Humans Are To Figure Out What To Do Other Than Divine Commands
13:58 – Are NT Believers Commanded To Take Care Of Others?
19:04 – Prophetic Ethics Likes That Divine Command Responds To Supersessionism
21:22 – Divine Command Relies Too Much On Kant And Not Enough On Jesus
22:50 – Divine Command Anglicanism Is Too Racist To Be True
27:09 – Conclusion

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