Delivered at Christ College in 1991, these lectures by Dr. Bahnsen cover the scope of ethics, from its foundational concepts, to a critique of non-Christian ethical systems, through a discussion of the purpose of our conduct, the kind of people we should be, the norms by which we must live and many of the practical (and difficult) moral issues which arise today.
College Course in Christian Ethics
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God's Word: Source of All True Ethics
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The Scope of Ethics: Rules of Ethical Reasoning
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Failure of Secular Ethics: Existential, Consequential, Normative, Plato
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Kant, Mill, Sartre
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Absolute Ethics vs Cultural Relativism
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Proof of Man's Responsibility
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Responsibility & Removal of Moral Pollution
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Means of Sanctification: the Word, Prayer, Sacraments, Providence
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Models of Sanctification: The Goal of Ethics
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Opportunities & Dangers of the Human Condition: Decision-Making
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Decision-Making: Asceticism
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Cultural Mandate or Evangelism? Grace or Law
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How Much of the Law is Binding? Pt.1
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How Much of the Law is Binding? Pt.2
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New Covenant Ability to Keep the Old: Scripture Our Norm
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The Weaker Brother: Israel's Law Eternal for All
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By What Standard Should Rulers Rule?
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False Theories of Social Justice
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Capital Punishment: State Authority
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Modern Dilemmas: 1st and 2nd Commandments
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Modern Dilemmas: 2nd and 3rd Commandments
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Modern Dilemmas: 3rd Commandment
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Modern Dilemmas: 6th Commandment Pt.1
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Modern Dilemmas: 6th Commandment Pt.2
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Modern Dilemmas: 7th Commandment
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Modern Dilemmas: Various Issues
