Hosts Dale Adams and Ron Cisneros explore moral relativism vs. moral absolutism — debating whether fairness is innate or taught (using a chocolate-chip-cookie thought experiment and a fair-trading otter), where morals, values, and ethics differ, whether religion is required for morality, and how the growth of laws has made society lose sight of natural law. They close with a provocative thought experiment about left-handedness being deemed "immoral," a critique of how environmental and drug-legalization debates get mislabeled as moral issues, and a book recommendation on discretion and fewer rules.

Timeline:

0:00 — Introduction: Who Decides Right and Wrong?

0:24 — Cultural Morality & Universal Truths

3:31 — Is Fairness Innate or Taught?

7:18 — Morals vs. Values vs. Ethics

10:06 — Philosophy, Religion & the Roots of Morality

12:46 — Morality, Society & the Growth of Laws

16:54 — The Left-Handedness Thought Experiment

19:53 — Moral Relativism vs. Moral Absolutism

20:19 — Environmental Stewardship as a Moral Issue

23:26 — Closing Thoughts & Book Recommendation

Original Air Date: September 5th at 10:30AM CST as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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