If there is no God, can anything really be right or wrong? This Critical Questions Booklet written by Mark Linville explores the necessity of God’s existence as the basis for morality. Linville offers a crash course in ethics by looking at how some very influential ethicists have tried to posit a moral law apart from God’s existence.

 

Not only does the existence of a moral law point to the reality of a moral God, Linville argues, but moral laws could not even exist without God.

 

(64 pages)