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Podcast Episode Summary
In a world of decisions which involve moral responsiblity human beings are bound by moral conscience and therefore, cannot plead that they did not, or could not know the consequence of their actions. ,,The judgment of God and history is based on a presupposition that human being have can and do comprehend the moral consequence of action. Hence, all human action, like negligence, is governed by an operational assumption that moral beings have a DUTY TO KNOW. This is why innocence is so hard to find. Even when we think we know, our fallen nature often voluntarily blinds us to the consequence of poor decisions and omissions of action. This is why we are bound morally and held accountable to think deeply about serious things.
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