CHRISTIAN EPISTEMOLOGY: The Criteria for Moral Behavior

Prior to the 19th century the churches and most of the people held to the Epistemology of Authoritarianism. That is, they believed the Biblical authority was the criteria for belief and moral behavior. Popular belief of the majority has now become the standard and practice for almost all Americans, including journalists and others in the media. It is useless to debate or even discuss moral issues with one who holds to a different position of epistemology. Written from a theological, philosophical, and ethical point of view, this books examines only the issues wherein we have a different standard.