Atheism and morality

[simplexity]

How are no acts 'really' right or wrong if atheism isn't true? How do I know these 'instructions' are really right? Who is this god person anyway?

We as humanity make something right or wrong, based on our understanding of the universe around us, and how, subjectively we 'feel' about certain things. And we can quite literally, feel the pain of others around us. I find that plenty fine.

We can't make something right or wrong. Try it. Solve world injustice by just instructing yourself to promote world poverty. That would make world poverty 'morally good' if your view is correct. So just try it. Try it right now - issue an instruction to yourself to promote world poverty and see if world poverty ceases to be unjust.

I don't think you read my post. There was a part about the rest of humanity in there somewhere, and the part about the pain of others. Obviously, world poverty would still be wrong, because subjectively I feel that I would not want that, and if more people had it, it would add to my suffering.