Why Secular Morality is Superior

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That's what immoral is. Wrong decisions.

Wrong. Mistakes based on faulty information are not immoral.

Great. So deluded homicidal maniacs are acting morally.
You are addressing secular morality where this applies: everything is moral if the perpetrator is ignorant of morals outside of there sphere of understanding.
Hence secular morality is worthless.
And you demonstrate ignorance of theistic morality.

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Ultimate Morality isn't knowable to any being that isn't all knowing.

1. If something isn't knowable, how do you know it exists?
2. All things that exist are knowable by the following logic:

• If it exists, it can be observed
  
• If it can be observed, it can be studied
  
• If it can be studied, it can be understood
  
• If it can be understood, it can be explained
  
• If it can be explained, it is knowable
  

You're providing me rope to hang you with. I can't quite believe your naivety with this language. I'm sorry, I assumed wrongly that I was talking with someone familiar with it. We can understand something of God through logical deduction. Everything isn't knowable. To say that we can't know as much as god and his morals isn't saying that we can't deduce part of it. Otherwise how do you think anything is said about morality at all?