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The disciples of [[Karl Marx]], [[Friedrich Nietzsche]] and [[Immanuel Kant]] use casuistry in their arguments against [[theism]] and [[reason]].
The disciples of [[Karl Marx]], [[Friedrich Nietzsche]] and [[Immanuel Kant]] use casuistry in their arguments against [[theism]] and [[reason]].
The casuistry of [[Relativism]] which infects and pervades the majority of [[Public education]] and of [[secular]] [[culture]] is responsible for the [[Enmity|hostile rejection]] and [[ridicule]] of the fundamental principle of objective [[morality]], and in particular the [[Ten Commandments]].
The casuistry of [[Relativism]] which infects and pervades the majority of [[Public education]] and of [[secular]] [[culture]] is responsible for the [[Enmity|hostile rejection]] and [[ridicule]] of the fundamental principle of [[objective morality]], and in particular the [[Ten Commandments]].
Christians (Protestant, Orthodox and Catholic) on college and university campuses whose lives witness to the Lordship of [[Jesus Christ]] are frequently confronted by the aggressively [[Intolerance|intolerant]] casuistry of non-believers (students and faculty) who disparage [[the Gospel]] and the [[Bible]], either because of their [[ignorance]] or because of their hatred of [[Truth]]. See John 3:19-21.
Christians (Protestant, Orthodox and Catholic) on college and university campuses whose lives witness to the Lordship of [[Jesus Christ]] are frequently confronted by the aggressively [[Intolerance|intolerant]] casuistry of non-believers (students and faculty) who disparage [[the Gospel]] and the [[Bible]], either because of their [[ignorance]] or because of their hatred of [[Truth]]. See John 3:19-21.