A Dialogue on Biology Morality and Theology

Does evolution inform or frame human moral action? Jeffrey Schloss, Professor of Biology at Westmont College and Director of Biological Programs for the Christian Environmental Association; and Nancey Murphy, Professor of Christian Philosophy at Fuller Theological Seminary, provide accessible and non-technical perspectives on biological and philosophical aspects of altruism. Series: "New Visions" [2/2006] [Humanities] [Show ID: 11410]

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[Kushrada]

You can love with out jesus and can feel love with out him/her/it. Jesus is just a safty to fall back on when your love or the love of other(s) is diminished or lost. But thats just my opinion.

[ObbiQuiet]

Yay. You are the future of the world.

[CarlosMendoification]

I like the music at the beginning of this video.

[psycofloyd]

Jeremiah 17:9

[phy phill]

Religion has had a stranglehold and thus established 'tradition'. But tradition does not need religion. Religious people need religion. Religion does not have a stranglehold on emotions or feelings or ethics. This is just a temporal time where things will change. Should we really treat with dignity this creature that was trying only to strangle as we emerged into our greater light?

[1888junkteam]

excellent work!

[Alex Charlton]

If some moral truths are necessary, such as "It is wrong to torture people for no reason", then objective moral values exist in every possible world, even in possible worlds where God does not exist. Thus, God cannot explain the existence of objective moral values.

[JJTecumseh87]

ok richard dawkins's parrot.

if its a non subject than why do u something if usay it nothing?

[koreanmyspl]

i am babes

[Chick6517]

this was long.. haha im not gonna lie i almost decided not to finish it but then there were certain things that lkept me entertained and over all it was a good video nice job guys!

[Jonathan Thomason]

Nature alol around us doea molecular nuclear fusion - power from water!