Moral order through God's laws. - Flores, Jose C.
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Is God just? To post-Christian America, the answer is unapologetically "no." Modem man believes he has evolved to the point to where God is no longer needed. Gone are the harsh days, modem man says, of eternal condemnation for sin. And gone are the harsh days, he adds, of society being under harsh laws from a harsh God. As it turns out (or so modem man thinks), it was not man who was unjust all along-it was God! Now, sadly autonomous, modem man has cast off the restraint of God's justice for his own version of justice.It is this Enlightenment philosophy as applied to the civil realm that…mehr

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Is God just? To post-Christian America, the answer is unapologetically "no." Modem man believes he has evolved to the point to where God is no longer needed. Gone are the harsh days, modem man says, of eternal condemnation for sin. And gone are the harsh days, he adds, of society being under harsh laws from a harsh God. As it turns out (or so modem man thinks), it was not man who was unjust all along-it was God! Now, sadly autonomous, modem man has cast off the restraint of God's justice for his own version of justice.It is this Enlightenment philosophy as applied to the civil realm that inspires this rebuttal. Today, Americans everywhere take for granted that the civil code God revealed in the Older Testament is "harsh," "barbaric," "tyrannical," etc. We hear such irreverent sloganizing as, "We can't impose our views on others like in the Old Testament!"; "We can't go back to stoning people!"; "Those laws reflected a primitive culture!"; etc., etc.These attacks on God's honor have persisted too long, and must be answered.
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