The Moment Moral Relativism Collapsed for Me
February 9, 2026
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as posted by the channelIs morality really relative?
Andrew Klavan recounts the moment his belief in moral relativism collapsed while reading Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment. Confronted with undeniable evil, he realized there is no world—no culture, no era—where some acts are ever right. That realization didn’t just change his thinking. It set his life on a path toward God.
A powerful reflection on evil, truth, and how dark stories can reveal moral reality.
🎙️ From an interview with Andrew Klavan
📘 Author of The Kingdom of Cain
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