I'm glad this is being discussed so avidly. I think it's important for non-believers to eventually come to some kind of consensus on this issue (probably not anytime soon) through which we can present a united front against the moral argument. I'm aware of many of the very good arguments that non-believers put forth, from the moral landscape, reciprocal altruism, and what theists like to refer to as, "herd morality." Unfortunately, in debates, it tends to come off as a bit heady and too scientific for many people to grasp. The very idea that things just happen, from the universe to abiogenesis, seem to be too much for many people to comprehend, especially if they're not interested in science.
I look forward to reading more; 9 pages is a bit too much to cover on my phone while at work
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I look forward to reading more; 9 pages is a bit too much to cover on my phone while at work
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