Arguments for God in Quran.

[Edwardo Piet]

It's sad when we have to use terms like "secular morality" when it should just be "morality".  Unfortunately, the way religious people like to unreasonably monopolize terms makes us have to add the "secular" bit.

Not to worry. As, thankfully, we have some highly rational supporters that are amazing debaters, and they have theistic idiots embarrassing themselves by repeating childish crap about "brain fizz":

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It's sad when we have to use terms like "secular morality" when it should just be "morality".  Unfortunately, the way religious people like to unreasonably monopolize terms makes us have to add the "secular" bit.

It's about material type chemical creating goodness and morality vs a mystic spiritual morality, in this topic.

Although religion is relevant, this is not the heart of the argument.

So I take it you've given up on your argument for the existence of God and moved onto something else then?

Because on that matter you still have this to do:

1. first you need to define this moral guidance, so we know what you're actually arguing for.

2. Then you need to argue that it exists.

3. And finally you need to demonstrate why and how God is required for its existence.