Who Determines What Is Right and Wrong
Dr. Fred Eyster, president of the Potomac Synod, told Rotarians at a Wednesday luncheon that morality cannot be based on individual conscience or local group opinion. He cited the Russian critique of Stalin as a national example where rulers’ views dictated right and wrong, shaping citizens’ beliefs.
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Fred Eyster
Potomac
Evangelical Reformed Church
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Stalin
Right and wrong linked to universal church guidance
In a discussion on morality the speaker argues right and wrong are defined by the universal church, not a specific denomination, and that the universe's structure reveals morality. Dr. Ester highlighted thought and morality as inseparable from the universe, with church leaders and visitors in attendance. Perfume makers once sent mixtures to sea to blend scents with ship motion.
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Ester
Vnce Ashbury
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H W. Tilson
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G. Werner Chapman
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Emory Frye
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Chapman
C. L Claypoole
William Kemp
Blair Childs
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