Subjective Morality?

[Belacqua]

I just saw this post by outtathereligioncloset on an intro thread.  I thought it might apply here.

Unless one can vouchsafe for oneself that what you do is moral, it having been anointed as the objective moral truth really isn't sufficient.

It's a clever slogan. But it's foolish slander.

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Can someone give a super-simple example of objective morality, not buried under semantics or rhetoric?

Ethical axioms are unprovable but self-evident, like those in math. Objective morality is when we apply those axioms in a disinterested and unselfish way.

Axiom: flourishing of living things is good.

Application: chopping the arms off of healthy babies for fun is bad.