God and Moral Law: On the Theistic Explanation of Morality

Exploring the intersection of morality and theology, Mark C. Murphy critiques natural law and divine command theories, proposing a novel third perspective. He contends that it is possible to appreciate the inherent value of human nature and its goodness while maintaining God as a central figure in moral discourse. This approach seeks to reconcile faith with a naturalistic understanding of morality, offering a fresh lens on ethical discussions.