Are immoral and amoral people guilty according to Romans chapter 1?
Yes. Romans chapter 1 presents God building His case against the immoral and amoral man, demonstrating why they are guilty. This is part of His broader case against the whole human race, not one segment, race, or class, concluding that all have failed and none are righteous.
Les explains that in Romans chapter 1, God builds His case against the immoral and amoral man, showing why they are guilty. That is not an isolated charge, because God acts as a prosecuting attorney against the whole human race, not any one segment, race, or class. The same section also addresses the moral and religious individual, leading to the conclusion that all have failed, all are guilty, and none is righteous.