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One of the many problems with this argument is it presumes that your personal moral compass is objectively and universally true. I don't mean this to argue oth
by Amezarak 9y ago
One of the many problems with this argument is it presumes that your personal moral compass is objectively and universally true.
I don't mean this to argue otherwise - it is my personal belief that it is not possible to prove or disprove the existence of God with reason alone, thus why the argument has lasted for millenia. The mass of texts written to do one or the other are worth, in my opinion, for nothing much besides exercising your mind.
- beders 9y ago' your personal moral compass is objectively and universally true.' Not it doesn't. It assumes there's at least one moral compass.