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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2022 · 54 MIN

Should Morality Be Legislated?

from Sunday Musings · host Connor Boyack

Why do Christians turn to Caesar to be the arbiter and enforcement arm of their moral worldview? Connor explores some of the arguments used by proponents of "legislating morality" and discusses why they are problematic.

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Why do Christians turn to Caesar to be the arbiter and enforcement arm of their moral worldview? Connor explores some of the arguments used by proponents of "legislating morality" and discusses why they are problematic.

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