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In a world of shifting values, Christian ethics offers a steady foundation rooted in truth, love, and justice. Guided by Scripture, it challenges us to live with integrity, reflect God’s character, and respond to modern issues with wisdom and compassion. ✨
How do you live out your faith in a world where values seem to change constantly? This question lies at the heart of Christian Ethics in Mod
Exploring how Christian ethics speaks into today’s complex world—grounded in Scripture, shaped by truth, and calling us to live with wisdom, love, and integrity in modern society.
Justice, Faith, and Brotherhood: Reflections on Rawls, Christianity, Freemasonry, and Modern Politics
After writing my previous reflection on John Rawls and his idea of justice behind a “veil of ignorance,” I found myself continuing to sit with the question of fairness in society. Not just as a philosophical exercise, but as something deeply personal. Over time, that question does not stay in the classroom. It moves into how we see the world, how we interpret faith, how we understand…
When Lies Rule
I was doing my daily Bible reading this morning, and two verses in Proverbs 19 stopped me cold. “A false witness will not go unpunished, and he who breathes out lies will not escape.” (Proverbs 19:5, NIV) “A false witness will not go unpunished, and he who breathes out lies will perish.” (Proverbs 19:9, NIV) When the Bible repeats itself in back-to-back verses, it’s not by accident. God wants…
What does the bible say about AI? | Faith, Ethics, and Prophecy
💭 "Only God gives life..." AI can create, mimic, simulate — but it cannot breathe life. 📖 Genesis 2:7
The Dangerous Fallacy of Waiting Until Marriage
I grew up with the assumption that sexual ethics meant waiting until marriage to unleash the dragon of desire. Once I wore a wedding ring, sex was approved by God without any stipulations about how I approached it or how my partner felt about it. The only thing that mattered was that I never gave my “gift” to anyone but her. Chapter 15 of my book “Love & Lust” dives into this fallacy and how it…
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•Detest evil, cling to good. •Be fervent of spirit. •Rejoice knowing hope is here. •Be patient in trial. •Persist in speaking with God. •Pursue hospitality. •Rejoice with rejoicers. •Weep with the weepers. •Be at peace always overcoming evil with goodness given to you by your Father. #christianethics #truthandaction
Ethics as Improvisation
Wells, The Drama of Christian Ethics: Improvisation. Grand Rapids: Brazos Press, 2004. pp. 236. pb. ISBN 1-58743-071-1.
Using the backdrop of the five act play, Wells imaginatively interprets the Christian community as players incorporated through baptism as part of the 4th act. Then the community, in anticipating the 5th act, is invited to faithful improvisation through nurturing trust, and…
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