Not sure if I’m reinventing the wheel here, but recently I used a variation of David Hume’s is-ought problem in response to a debate opponent who claimed that the laws of nature were prescriptive, as opposed to descriptive. In ethics, the is-ought problem states that we cannot derive a moral prescription out of a description [...]
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We are a group of Christian high school and college students. Our goal is to critically analyze and examine atheism and other systems of thought that are at odds with Christianity through the use of apologetics, philosophy, and polemics.Contributors
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