According to this view, everything is relative to the situation in which one finds oneself.

Makes pleasure the essence of good and pain the essence of evil, Hedonism

Sin is always avoidable

"Pro-choice "

God cannot change

"God is dead and we have killed Him"

Fourteenth century think who argued Voluntarism

We live in a fallen world, and in such a world real moral conflicts occur

Killing of an infant after birth

The basis for His unconditional promise

Whatever aids the evolutionary process is right

Laid down the principles for Utilitarianism

Part of the reformed tradition

The right to die with dignity

They are contrary to God's moral perfection to claim that he could will these

Highest duty goes beyond moral law

Nihilism's father

Forgiveness is Available

Retribution

It would make good and evil arbitrary

The denial of universals

1882's evolutionist

Not all moral laws are of equal weight

Radical Patriotism vs Biblical Submissionism

The unchanging of God's mind and his predictions