(June 2, 2024 at 9:11 am)Lucian Wrote: Relating this back to atheism, I do think the error theory can be useful when applied to Christian claims of “objective morality” regardless of how they define that.
It's been my experience that christians don't tend to argue for an objective morality, at least not on the internet. They argue for a subjective morality and call it objective since it's a gods. The way I respond to "christian objective morality" is to argue for a genuinely objective morality.
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