Why "mysterious ways" don't matter.

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I never said that morality ceases to exist without God. I said objective morality ceases to exist without God because without the possibility of a transcendent being, everything about our experience is subjective--including any moral code we have evolved.

That's exactly what I said: you're proposing a moral system that disappears without god involved, which is subjective by definition, and then attempting to call it objective, which it isn't, in an attempt to make it seem more important than it is. If it vanishes without god, then it's a subjective morality based on god's opinions, and not an objective one. Why should I care what god's opinions on morality are, where they conflict with my lived experiences in a world he won't even deign to enter for a second?