09/13/2025
In this episode of The IJK Podcast, I sit down with renowned philosopher and theologian Dr. William Lane Craig to explore one of life’s most profound questions: Does morality require God?
We discuss:
-What morality really means and how to define it.
-Why Dr. Craig argues that objective morality is grounded in God’s nature.
-The Euthyphro dilemma: Is something good because God commands it, or does God command it because it’s good?
-How to understand the morality of atheists and non-believers.
-The question of moral progress (e.g., slavery and human rights).
-A survey of competing moral theories including:
• Moral Platonism (Wielenberg)
• Evolutionary Ethics (Ruse)
• Utilitarianism / Consequentialism (Bentham, Harris)
• Kantian Ethics
• Social Contract Theories (Hobbes, Locke)
• Constructivism (Korsgaard)
• Moral Intuitionism (Moore)
-How moral duties and accountability fit into the discussion.
-Dr. Craig’s personal reflections on his work, faith and current projects....and much more.
Whether you’re a theist, atheist, or somewhere in between, this conversation dives deep into philosophy, theology, and ethics — and why morality matters for all of us.
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