Phoelosophy

Christian Moral Principles

Sources of moral authority, ethical frameworks, and the foundations of Christian ethics

The Bible as the Only Authority - Sola Scriptura: An illuminated Bible on a pedestal with divine light, surrounded by dim lanterns representing rejected sources like human reason, tradition, and culture

The Bible as the Only Authority

Sola Scriptura, theonomous ethics, propositional revelation, and the debate over biblical authority in moral decision-making

Christian Moral Decision-Making: Three pillars of Scripture, Tradition/Church, and Reason supporting moral authority, with a fourth cracked pillar showing Bible Alone as Theonomy's weakness

Bible, Church and Reason

Heteronomous ethics, Prima Scriptura, the Three-Legged Stool, and the role of Tradition and Reason alongside Scripture

Agape as the Only Principle - Situation Ethics: A scale with Laws/Rules on one side and a glowing Agape heart on the other, showing love outweighing all laws

Agape as the Only Christian Ethical Principle

Situation Ethics, Joseph Fletcher's six propositions, love as the ruling norm, and William Barclay's critique