The Four Biblical Options Of Moral Choice

The Options of Moral Choice Moral choice has four biblical options and can be found in the bible. When God created the world and everything in it, He intended for it to be “good” and to have no evil. We all know the difference between right and wrong and the difference in moral and immoral. The Bible clearly talks and explains how God had intended the moral choices of which we have and should follow. This paper will talk about the four biblical options, moral choice, and the temptation of man. The four biblical options of moral choice define what biblical texts are offered and how it is assumed they affect the moral choices of man. The first of the four is that man is born evil and cannot choose good. God at one point was going to bring on another flood to wipe out the population of man and start anew, however, God had decided against this because He could not see punishing the good of others because of this evil. “The first biblical …show more content…
“It is not Man who is evil by nature, but the external temptation causes him to choose evil” (Chinitz, 2005, p. 154). Temptation appears to be the root of all evil in everyday life and if we can avoid the temptations that we know are wrong we could have a better way of accepting God and being part of the eternal life that He offers each of us. People make mistakes and it is something that they have to live with, however, we need to learn to ask for forgiveness and worship God so that we can better understand the moral choice that we have made. Moral choice is not easy to do and requires putting thoughts into what is truly right and what is wrong with each decision or temptation that we have in our daily lives. Knowing right from wrong is something that everyone can understand and interpret therefore they should take the time to make the right moral