Chris Stefanick, Author of “Absolute Relativism”, talks about practical ways to challenge relativism and uphold objectivity in everyday life.
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Chris Stefanick, Author of “Absolute Relativism”, talks about practical ways to challenge relativism and uphold objectivity in everyday life.
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Brilliant Video. Anyway, World Youth Day 1995 was celebrated in Manila, Philippines… Thanks and God bless.
He totally took Ravi Zacharias out of context around 18 mins on what he thought Ravi said about sin. Here’s a quote from John Wesley’s mom to John that Ravi gave as what is sin: Mom, what is sin? Whatever weakens your reasoning, impairs the tenderness of the conscience, obscures your sense of God or takes away your relish for spiritual things. In short, anything that increases the authority and power of the flesh over the spirit, that is sin no matter how good it is in itself.
Other than some sort of dig at a great Christian Apologist who he probably doesn’t even know or has listened to, Chris gave a good talk on this topic of moral relativism.