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The moral law is evidence of a Higher Power from "summary" of The Language of God by Francis Collins

The moral law, which governs our sense of right and wrong, is a universal and innate part of human nature. It is not dependent on cultural norms or personal preferences but is deeply ingrained within us. This moral law guides our actions and decisions, leading us to seek justice, love, and compassion for others. It serves as a compass that points us towards what is good and virtuous, even in the face of adversity or temptation. The existence of this moral law raises important questions about its origins and foundation. How did humans come to possess such a sense of morality? Why do we feel compelled to act in ways that benefit others, even at our own expense? These questions point towards a deeper and more profound explanation – the existence of a Higher Power, a moral Lawgiver who has implanted within us a sense of right and wrong. When we consider the complexity and universality of the moral law, it becomes difficult to attribute its...
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    The Language of God

    Francis Collins

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