My views on objective morality

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You've done a good job Tibs

Unfortunately, as you well know, it's about connecting dots up on two different pieces of paper. So the fallacies are unavoidable. It's just about how well you hide them.

Practicing the opposite position is good, but I can't bring myself to write arguments I know are fallacious. I can't bring myself to bury the fallacy. That's just me. I can see how it gives an insight into trying to defend the indefensible (religious apologetics).

Theists so often trip up by assuming that the rules as they apply now must apply to any other potential scenario. I don't know if that's due to a lack of imagination, lack of understanding or just plain convenience.

Forget rapes, God watches while people kill each other. If that isn't the biggest violation of their free will, I don't know what is. It's more important to allow the murderer autonomy than to let the victim ever have any autonomy, ever again.