Jim Daly post: All goodness, including from unbelievers, is from God
November 3rd, 2009, 12:54 pm · 2 Comments · posted by Mark Barna
Jim Daly, Focus on the Family president and CEO, responds to some interesting questions as a panelist for the The Washington Post’s “On
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Faith” online site. This week’s question was as follows: Is there good without God? Can people be good without God? How can people be good, in the moral and ethical sense, without being grounded in some sort of belief in a being which is greater than they are? Where do concepts such as good and evil, right and wrong, come from if not from religion? From where do you get your sense of good and evil, right and wrong?
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Talk about media whores. John Gosselin has nothing on Ted Haggard. It’s obvious Mr. Haggard is more addicted to the need for an audience than crack cocaine or gay sex. My advice to his new “prayer partners”~hang on to your wallets.
Is there good without God? That’s all relative, really. God views your “good” as filthy rags. The only true good is belief in Jesus Christ. Do do yourself a favor, stop putting your hope in your filthy rags and start putting it in the cross.