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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 52 MIN

Debating Ethics? Get to the moral worldview! With Paul Copan

from The World and Me · host Sara Stevenson

In this episode, Sara Stevenson welcomes Professor Paul Copan and Pastor Dan Lacich to the discussion. Many people feel frustrated when they are engaging in an ethical conversation, the debate never seems to make progress beyond 'stalemate' and rarely ends with a positive outcome. Paul, Dan and Sara remind of the importance to analyse the underlying moral worldview and moral framework in order to assess the quality of ethical arguments in applied ethics. Which worldview makes most sense of moral data? 

In this episode, Sara Stevenson welcomes Professor Paul Copan and Pastor Dan Lacich to the discussion. Many people feel frustrated when they are engaging in an ethical conversation, the debate never seems to make progress beyond 'stalemate' and rarely ends with a positive outcome. Paul, Dan and Sara remind of the importance to analyse the underlying moral worldview and moral framework in order to assess the quality of ethical arguments in applied ethics. Which worldview makes most sense of mo...

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