Christian Integrity in a Star Trek World

Speaker(s): Stanley Grenz
Date: 1997
Length: 69min
Product ID: RGDL2755

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Stanley Grenz asserts that ethics has gained a new sense of urgency in the postmodern condition. Grenz presents an ethical dilemma from Star Trek: The Next Generation as an example of how postmodern ethics is rooted in individual communities and lacks a foundational, universal moral consensus. He answers why in a pluralistic setting the ethic rooted in God's character and the community gathered around Jesus the Christ is constructive and worthy of being offered to the world in its quest for community.

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Stanley J. Grenz was the Pioneer McDonald Professor of Baptist Heritage, Theology and Ethics at Carey Theological College. He was a former Baptist pastor and author of numerous books including Sexual Ethics: An Evangelical Perspective, The Moral Quest: Foundations of Christian Ethics, and Theology for the Community of God.

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