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Without God, you can have rules, conventions, and laws. You can have feelings of guilt or satisfaction. What you can't have is true right and wrong. See if you
by billybob 17y ago
Without God, you can have rules, conventions, and laws. You can have feelings of guilt or satisfaction.
What you can't have is true right and wrong. See if you agree with this statement: "Certain things, like murder and genocide, are simply wrong, even if individuals or even whole societies were to decide otherwise."
If you agree, you believe in objective morality. If not, you don't believe in morals at all. You believe in feelings or societal agreements or evolutionary advantage. But that's not the same thing as right and wrong.
- billybob 17y agoP.S. I can't stand Bill O'Reilly - I think he's rude and annoying. So I'm not following the link. But I think this question is an interesting one.