The relevance of this question is that it does not seem that anyone wants to follow the principles of moral and ethical behavior taught in Scripture. The moral and ethical principles of Scripture restrict our choices and prevent us from doing what we want to do. Therefore, there are ethical dilemmas; we want to do what seems to be the most comfortable choice, not what the Bible teaches. The ethical dilemma arises because we know the right thing to do, but we do not want to do what the Bible teaches. However, we want to feel good about our choices, even when those choices are opposed to Scripture. Because we want to think that our actions are morally and ethically acceptable, competing moral and ethical philosophies have been created that allow choices contrary to the principles of Scripture. This makes it easy for us to ignore what Scripture teaches and instead do what we want to do.