Jon Steel
Jon Steel
An Atheist Who Can’t Explain Morality, But Knows I’m Wrong
An Atheist Who Can’t Explain Morality, But Knows I’m Wrong
An Atheist Who Can’t Explain Morality, But Knows I’m Wrong
Tuesday 25th March 2025
Join Jon Steel as he debates an atheist on morality, faith, and the influence of ancient philosophies on Christianity. A thought-provoking episode awaits!
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Episode Overview
- Explores the tension between moral relativism and moral realism.
- Discusses the potential influence of Neoplatonism on early Christian doctrines.
- Challenges the ethical consistency of religious texts.
- Reflects on Jon Steel's personal journey from atheism to Christianity.
- Engages in a lively debate about moral obligations and intellectual honesty.
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In this episode of Big Jon Steel, Jon Steel dives into a heated discussion with an atheist who struggles to explain his moral stance. The conversation is a rollercoaster ride through topics like moral relativism, the influence of Neoplatonism on early Christianity, and the inherent contradictions in religious texts. Jon and his guest, a self-proclaimed agnostic/atheist, engage in a lively debate that challenges the foundations of their beliefs.
Jon's journey from atheism to Christianity forms the backdrop of the episode, adding depth to his arguments and personal reflections. The guest questions the ethical consistency of Christianity, particularly regarding slavery and moral obligations. Jon counters with thought-provoking questions about the validity of the guest's moral framework. This episode is perfect for those who enjoy deep philosophical debates and are curious about the intersections of faith, morality, and intellectual honesty.
By the end, you'll find yourself pondering your own beliefs and how they shape your understanding of the world. Tune in for an engaging and intellectually stimulating discussion that will leave you questioning and reflecting on your own moral compass.