Do you wish there's a god?

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I'm sorry, did you just defend flying planes into buildings as religiously inspired moral behavior?  Assphincter says what?

Yes, that's exactly what I said. ::

"Now perhaps religious beliefs have some special quality to motivate people into actions, that non-religious beliefs are incapable of inspiring or replacing. Like motiving people to fly planes into building, or sacrifice their life for a worthy cause like the Civil Rights movement, or abolitionism. But the idea of such motivating capacity is exclusive to immoral actions, is more a product of your cognitive dissonance and confirmation bias than anything else."

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I'm sorry, did you just defend flying planes into buildings as religiously inspired moral behavior?  Assphincter says what?

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It depends on what form of moral realism you're referring to, if its akin to some form of platonic moral realism, than yes that's dependent on platonic theism.

If the requirement is only a requirement of a subset of moral realism and not of the whole class of moral realism then it isn't a requirement of moral realism.  You really suck at this thinking thing, don't you?

Judging that you accused me of defending flying planes into buildings, I don't think it's matter of poor thinking on my part, but an incapacity to read on yours.