Is there no king?

One unsuccessful answer to the problem of conflicting moral obligations is known as "situation ethics." In this approach there can be no real conflict between two or more absolutes, because presumably there is only one absolute" "love." In each and every situation, one's moral obligation is to take the most "loving" course of action, even if that should mean discarding traditional ethical standards. John Jefferson Davis Judges 21:25 In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did what was right in his own eyes. Do you see why today's Christian must defend absolutes. Without and absolute standard each individual then becomes god - determining what is right and wrong in his or her own eyes. With abouslutes we are saying there is no King! Well is there a King?