HAVE YOU EVER wondered whether the existence of seemingly universal morals can serve as a faith-building and evangelistic tool? In The Moral Argument, L. J. Anderson challenges the widespread neglect of the moral argument in contemporary apologetics, arguing that it deserves a renewed place in both academic and lay Christian discourse. Historically, scholars have expressed skepticism about the argument's effectiveness, often sidelining it in defenses of the Christian faith. Yet, as moral questions become increasingly central in cultural debates, might this argument offer fresh apologetic power?

THE MORAL ARGUMENT engages the historical development of the argument, analyzes key objections and their counterpoints, examines biblical support, and concludes with a practical application section. While the argument remains controversial, Anderson contends that its philosophical and theological depth merits serious reconsideration.