Defending Your Faith
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23:12
1. Introduction
23:47
2. Why Apologetics?
23:47
3. Pre-Evangelism
23:25
4. Four Steps Backward
23:00
5. Law of Contradiction
22:56
6. Law of Causality
22:57
7. Reliability of Sense Perception
22:59
8. Analogical Language (Part 1)
23:19
9. Analogical Language (Part 2)
23:07
10. Contradiction and Paradox
23:19
11. Mystery
23:16
12. Natural Theology (Part 1)
22:52
13. Natural Theology (Part 2)
23:18
14. Aquinas vs. Kant
23:37
15. The Case for God
23:40
16. Four Possibilities
23:05
17. The Illusion of Descartes
21:11
18. Self-Creation (Part 1)
23:24
19. Self-Creation (Part 2)
22:54
20. Self-Existence
22:08
21. Necessary Being
23:17
22. God of the Bible vs. God of Philosophy
23:22
23. Kant's Moral Argument
23:36
24. Vanity of Vanity
23:25
25. The Psychology of Atheism
22:41
26. The Bible and Apologetics (Part 1)
23:37
27. The Bible and Apologetics (Part 2)
22:09
28. The Bible and Apologetics (Part 3)
23:16
29. The Bible and Apologetics (Part 4)
23:34
30. The Bible and Apologetics (Part 5)
24:38
31. The Deity of Christ
24:19
32. Questions and Answers
Kant's Moral Argument
Here we look at some of the considerations that we find in the New Testament with respect to the moral argument. Kant gave his famous moral argument for the existence of God, saying that every single person in the world has an inherent sense of right and wrong. We find that people don't want God but they still want morality, but what Kant is saying here is that you can't have both.
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