What Defines Moral Behavior? (Part I) Personal Choices Ep. 1350: Christian Questions Podcast

To be moral is to conform to a standard of right behavior. Ideally, to be moral means to stand up for principles and actions that are positive and contribute to the world in which we live. This sounds great. It sounds like something we would all (with the exception of those who just don’t care) want to live by. However, there is a problem. Who defines what is moral and what is not? Upon whose proclamation do we decide whether someone is acting in a positive and contributory way or in a way that is destructive? Outside of the laws of the land we live in, each of us for the most part has the capacity to develop a personal moral code. The big question is, do we each define that moral code based on personal experience and preference, or do we define it by what we would consider to be higher guidelines?<br />
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