Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Every one of us experiences the ability to choose. But if our thoughts are nothing more than chemistry in motion, is free will actually real? In this video we examine the question of agency and whether materialism can account for it.
Are good and evil real features of reality — or just useful human inventions?
This question isn’t academic. How you answer it shapes how you understand freedom, responsibility, meaning, and even suffering itself.
In this fourth video of the series, we explore one of the deepest questions anyone can ask:
Do moral truths actually exist, or are they merely products of biology, culture, and personal preference?
From a Latter-day Saint perspective, I argue that real moral agency only makes sense if good and evil themselves are real — and that this worldview actually explains human experience better than materialism or atheism.
This video explores:
• Whether objective morality exists
• Why conscience feels binding rather than optional
• The connection between agency, meaning, and moral responsibility
• Why suffering only makes sense if moral growth is real
• Whether moral experience points beyond biology
If you’ve ever wondered whether right and wrong are truly real, this conversation is for you.
Subscribe to the channel for thoughtful discussions on faith, philosophy, truth, and worldview. New videos in this series released regularly.
#Morality #Philosophy #Worldview #FaithAndReason #BigQuestions #ChristianApologetics
Every one of us experiences the ability to choose. But if our thoughts are nothing more than chemistry in motion, is free will actually real? In this video we examine the question of agency and whether materialism can account for it.
Are good and evil real features of reality — or just useful human inventions?
This question isn’t academic. How you answer it shapes how you understand freedom, responsibility, meaning, and even suffering itself.
In this fourth video of the series, we explore one of the deepest questions anyone can ask:
Do moral truths actually exist, or are they merely products of biology, culture, and personal preference?
From a Latter-day Saint perspective, I argue that real moral agency only makes sense if good and evil themselves are real — and that this worldview actually explains human experience better than materialism or atheism.
This video explores:
• Whether objective morality exists
• Why conscience feels binding rather than optional
• The connection between agency, meaning, and moral responsibility
• Why suffering only makes sense if moral growth is real
• Whether moral experience points beyond biology
If you’ve ever wondered whether right and wrong are truly real, this conversation is for you.
Subscribe to the channel for thoughtful discussions on faith, philosophy, truth, and worldview. New videos in this series released regularly.
#Morality #Philosophy #Worldview #FaithAndReason #BigQuestions #ChristianApologetics
