(December 7, 2017 at 12:53 pm)SteveII Wrote: Therefore, your harm avoidance framework as a basis of morality is NOT objective. Christian morality is much more objective because we can start with the premise the all human life has intrinsic value because we were made in the image of God with purpose. Talking about past failures is a epistemic problem not whether there is an objective standard or not.
And yet, that's contradicted by the various passages in the Bible where it was divinely ordained to go slaughter people, including children. Some intrinsic value human life has.
