Does man know right from wrong?

[Geo17]

That happens to be 1 of the hardest scriptures in the Bible. I’m not going to even try explain the small part of it I think I understand. But I don’t think it applies to this discussion at all.

I think all the answers on this question are actually proving that without God, man doesn’t know right from wrong.

 

[SentinelofTruth]

I’m not sure what it means either, but it doesn’t sound like it’s saying anything about knowing right from wrong.

Geo17:

I think all the answers on this question are actually proving that without God, man doesn’t know right from wrong.

No reply has proved that. Also in what sense do you mean this thesis? Do you just mean that without God, we wouldn’t have been created and so we couldn’t know anything (a true statement), or do you mean our knowledge is metaphysically dependent on him (false)?

 

[Patat]

Do you just mean that without God, we wouldn’t have been created and so we couldn’t know anything (a true statement), or do you mean our knowledge is metaphysically dependent on him (false)?

I think in a physical and universal sense we are very limited, and so is our knowledge. So we are very much dependent on God for a glimpse of the whole truth.