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How do we know the concept of good and evil is true?

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The truth of good and evil is rooted in God's moral order, as revealed in Scripture, which distinctly delineates righteous behavior from immoral actions.

The distinction between good and evil is fundamental to biblical teaching and is universally acknowledged through God's revelation in Scripture. According to the teachings found in the Bible, as noted in Romans 2:6-8, God's justice mandates that 'it shall be well with them that do well and ill with them that do evil.' This moral framework is not only a matter of divine command but also resonates with our inherent understanding of right and wrong. Historically, God's moral law has been a constant, ensuring that humanity recognizes the necessity of virtue and the perils of vice. Ignoring this truth leads to moral decay, as Scripture warns against rejecting the knowledge of good and evil.
Scripture References: Romans 2:6-8, Deuteronomy 30:19

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