The Goal - Be The Good Person Who Surprises No One

The Goal – Be The Good Person Who Surprises No One

The next two ethic models for our IVP Christian Ethics – 4 Views book in the divine command & prophetic ethics introduction. Here are probably the two most controversial models as they tend to make different types of people angry. While divine command ethics makes non-Christians mad, it is still one of the main popular subscriptions of many Christians as an ethical model. The other, the prophetic ethics model, seems like one from the current day but traces it’s biggest push of popularity in the early 20th century. Join us for a reasonable introduction of both of these models before we delve into each of the four models trying to convince you that they have the correct view.

Timeline:

00:00 – Introduction
01:59 – Defining Divine Command Ethics
05:00 – Critics In The Euthyphro Dilemma
09:26 – The Modified Version Of The Divine Command Theory
13:13 – The Scriptural Center Of Divine Command Ethics
14:40 – Defining Prophetic Ethics
21:26 – The Scriptural Center Of Prophetic Ethics
24:44 – Conclusion