RE: Conscience and the Moral Argument as Evidence for the Goodness of God.
June 14, 2023 at 1:04 am
Thoughts? For one thing, I believe that "objective morality" is an oxymoron. Morality is a value judgement and is automatically subjective (or, in the case of a community, intersubjective).
As for the god of the Bible, if it actually did exist and had deliberately created a place for sentient beings to be tormented for eternity, that one action would make it a being of infinite evil. No amount of good intentions or "holiness" can wave that away.
(I doubt very much you're going to make any "sales" here, Mr. Xavier. You're dealing with people who have seen all your arguments many times before and find them both wrong and risible.)
As for the god of the Bible, if it actually did exist and had deliberately created a place for sentient beings to be tormented for eternity, that one action would make it a being of infinite evil. No amount of good intentions or "holiness" can wave that away.
(I doubt very much you're going to make any "sales" here, Mr. Xavier. You're dealing with people who have seen all your arguments many times before and find them both wrong and risible.)
