Subjective Morality?

[vulcanlogician]

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Let's try to simplify the matter:

Someone says to you: "I'm looking at a cat."

Is that a belief?
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It's not.  It's a statement.

It's a statement of belief. "I believe I'm looking at a cat." or "I believe that what I'm looking at is a cat." or (if you like) "I believe the cat is there."

I'm looking at a cat = a belief statement.

The cat is there = a belief statement.

I am logged on to AF.org right now = a belief statement.

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If you answer "yes," then we can continue the conversation.
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Oops!

There's no "oops" about it. You answered no. Unless you meant "Oops. I shouldn't have read the first chapter of Descartes' Meditations and adopted it as my epistemological worldview." Because that's what answering "no" to that question suggests.

Belief is not required for knowledge.

Is that what you believe?