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Chapter 20 - Pride
Job's friends continue to insist that God despises prideful hypocrites and curses them, hence hinting that Job's secret sin must be pride.
*Theological Pride*
Divine command theory proponents will necessarily view natural law theory proponents as prideful for their audacity to use their definition of goodness to judge God. Yet that which they assume to be pride is actually a transcendent commitment to the most pure definition of goodness that they can imagine. Divine command theory proponent's suppression of natural law theory is actually an obstacle to goodness. It is actually prideful for them to assume that their God is always right.
NEXT: Chapter 21 - Life isn't just
Job's friends continue to insist that God despises prideful hypocrites and curses them, hence hinting that Job's secret sin must be pride.
*Theological Pride*
Divine command theory proponents will necessarily view natural law theory proponents as prideful for their audacity to use their definition of goodness to judge God. Yet that which they assume to be pride is actually a transcendent commitment to the most pure definition of goodness that they can imagine. Divine command theory proponent's suppression of natural law theory is actually an obstacle to goodness. It is actually prideful for them to assume that their God is always right.
NEXT: Chapter 21 - Life isn't just
