Objective Morality?

[Zen Badger]

Now, I wonder if you'll actually address the logic of my argument instead of trying to tear down Christianity:

Subjective, or even objective morality, due to shifting values of right and wrong, can allow for something like the holocaust as being morally right. Even though it is evident that there is no situation in which the holocaust could be morally right. Meaning, the holocaust is absolutely wrong. Given that only a system of absolute morality could support that conclusion, and morality could not be absolute without God, this proves that God exists. Specifically, a moral creator who imposes His moral standard upon us.

But where is this "absolute morality"?

Since lots of people even now think the holocaust was a good thing along with lots of things you and I would find morally repugnant it cannot be an absolute.

Otherwise everyone would think it wrong, wouldn't they?

You cannot prove the existence of this absolute morality.

And since the old testement obviously no longer applies to christians( which is odd since ol JC seemed to be pretty hot on the old laws still applying) you'd better stop using Leviticus to justify your homophobia.