> One of the challenges deconverts must face is forging a morality framework. You can't derive right and wrong from nothing. If you try, you'll get stuck at "I

> One of the challenges deconverts must face is forging a morality framework. You can't derive right and wrong from nothing. If you try, you'll get stuck at "I think therefore I am." Agreed. Without a fixed foundation, morality becomes subjective, and it's hard to say anyone else's morality is objectively wrong. That's why I think we need religion. The right one. I won't tell you which. It's a journey.