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Carl Johnson: Moral Relativism

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This month, I'm joined by Carl Johnson, assistant pastor of Twin City Fellowship church in St. Louis Park, MN. Our topic is “Moral Relativism,” the idea popular in western culture today that says that individuals determine their own moral values based on their personal experiences and the specific situations they face. Carl describes many aspects of moral relativism, giving real-life examples of where we see it in our culture, as well as the fatal flaws in this ethic that prove it to be logically fallacious.

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