I appreciate the additional insight your post provided, there were things I had not considered when evaluating the GCU statement of Faith.

As you mentioned the Milgram study would not be deemed ethical for those who align with the Christian Worldview. God would be the leading authority, who in theory, should encourage those with a Christian worldview to act in ethical ways always. However what I find interesting is people who align with the Christian Worldview still have chosen to act out in unethical ways due to human authority. It is almost as if the human authority overrides or supersedes the authority of God. How can you ensure that you are still always acting in ways that God's authority would approve and not fall victim to human authority overriding Gods authority?