Morality

[fr0d0]

Hopefully we have just established that in changing environments morality changes. There is no universal moral goodness that could apply.

Secular morality. I absolutely :p agree.

Theistic morality, for example, sets an aim to a higher moral standard we can understand because we have secular morality. It's an extension of the same thing.

So whilst universal moral goodness isn't innate, it is an attainable goal, if a challenging one to hit.

Factoring in justice (this physical reality is neutrally just), an aim towards absolute morality becomes a possibility. I don't see how you could object to that.

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Are you arguing that God isn't absolute or that God isn't perfect? Or, perhaps both?

Please explain.