(April 5, 2015 at 9:45 am)MysticKnight Wrote: Rhythm, f you don't want to accept objective morality or God, that's fine, but I'm stating why I reasoned to the fact Islam is true. So while it won't convince you, it convinces me. To state that I should prove objective morality or that without it won't be a delusion, to me seems something I've discussed through out the years as a Deist.
As for objective morality being something exalted pure servants of God would be guided too, I think it's obvious given the purpose of objective morality is we know it and follow it.
Perhaps it was a slip to say all pure servants would be guided, but the exalted ones, I think it makes sense they would be guided out of the pure ones. (There is higher ranks to those who become pure).
See if you can spot the pattern.
"If you cannot accept the objective morality of Allah"
"If you cannot accept the objective morality of Jesus"
"If you cannot accept the objective morality of Yahweh"
"If you cannot accept the objective morality of Vishnu"
Don't care about your particular god claim. You'd like to think you have a special argument, but you dont.
Someone sold you some pretty words and because of those pretty words you got stuck on Allah. So what, Christians and Jews and Hindus get stuck on their pretty words too.
