Biblical Ethics and Moral Dilemmas: God is the Answer

Throughout the world history, people have been paying attention to the essence of moral life. There are many answers to this question, but the best answer so far is in the Christian Bible. Because the Bible is a revelation of the Creator. People can explore the laws of nature to find answers to moral questions in the dark but as the real nature of the world we live is degenerate and corrupt, Always frustrated. There are opponents who try to deceive us and are easily deceived.

For Christians, the motivation to explore the Bible's morality is that morality is the root of it. From a Biblical point of view, it is God, the creator of a morally ordered universe, absolutely perfect and moral writer (Genesis 2:17). It is God who gives norms and standards of creation and gives residents responsibility (Genesis 3:17; Ps 33: 13-15). And from the Bible point of view, morality is not a human invention. It is rooted in God Himself

First, Biblical ethics is contractual or community. It exists in the people of God. Everyone is morally responsible to God, but the Bible teaches that the moral life depicted in the Bible is particularly suitable for people who sign contract with God. For example, the sermon on the mountain clarifies this (Matthew 5: 1-2). Likewise, the ethic of love is the cornerstone of the moral teachings of the New Testament and is entirely on the shoulder of believers (John 13: 34-35; 1 Peter 4: 8; Hebrews 13: 1).

Ethical dilemmas are arguments between two moral principles, and both sides can argue about what is wrong or right. But there is no real answer to the moral dilemma. Is this "simple" question that people believe? The best answer is that from an ethics point of view it is not always easy. Morality participates in moral reasoning and tends to critically examine different beliefs to decide whether moral reasoning should be accepted or rejected. Pregnancy abortion is considered moral