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Why God Is Up and Some Mennonites are Becoming Inclusive – Bruce Hiebert

Aug 3, 2015 | Uncategorized

Ethicists have known for centuries human beings have radically different views of morality. The general discussion has been over which is the “one-true” morality and which are the “false” moralities, and then how to rationally use the one “true” morality to solve all...

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