Section IV: Deconstructing Morality

Conclusion

The human heart cannot function without a moral framework. But when that framework is detached from its Creator, ethics become unstable, contingent, and ultimately unsatisfying.

Freud gave us the inner rebellion. Kinsey gave us the sexual self. Singer gave us the utilitarian scale. Each offered liberation—but at the cost of coherence.

The deconstruction of morality is not neutral. It is a moral act itself, one that replaces holiness with self-expression, and justice with metrics. Yet even in this confusion, the human soul longs for something more—something not only true, but beautiful and good.

The next section takes us into even deeper waters: the deconstruction of the human person itself.