Is This a Flaw in the Moral Argument?

Greg answers questions about responding to someone in ministry who’s avoiding controversial truths with the students, suggestions for witnessing to a brother after his stroke, whether God sees salvation as a single moment in time, a possible problem with the moral argument, and the flood.   Topics:

1. What should I say to someone in ministry who is avoiding controversial truths with the students so that they’ll keep coming back? (00:00)
2. Do you have suggestions for witnessing to my brother after his stroke? (14:00)
3. Does God see salvation as a single moment in time or as the whole process of drawing, converting, and sanctifying? (27:00)
4. If Christianity put in place our ideas of what is truly good and what is truly evil, then how can we make the case for God using the moral argument? (36:00)
5. Do you think the story of Noah is historically true but the ark and the animals are allegorical? (48:00)

Mentioned on the Show: 

• The Story of Reality: How the World Began, How It Ends, and Everything Important that Happens in Between by Greg Koukl
• The Story of Why God Died and Came to Life Again by Greg Koukl
• The Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God: Why New Atheism Grew Old and Secular Thinkers Are Considering Christianity Again by Justin Brierley
• Noah’s Flood Revisited: New Depths of Insight from Science and Scripture by Hugh Ross

Related Links:

• Love Doesn’t Trump God’s Moral Commands by Amy Hall
• What Does God’s Love Look Like? by Amy Hall
• Should You Accommodate an LGBT Person’s Requests? by Alan Shlemon
• Jesus Built Western Civilization by Amy Hall (quoting Tom Holland)