MelonanadeMaster wrote:I'll gladly correct you. I'm saying that if a set of OBJECTIVE morals exist, it is logical to believe that there is an OBJECTIVE rule giver.
1. You haven't even made a set of 'OBJECTIVE morals' seem probable. You've said that you think they might exist, but I don't see any compelling reason to believe you. You should probably try to prove your premise before moving on to insisting that it in turn proves a 'god'.
2. Even if you could prove a set of 'OBJECTIVE morals' existed (which I assure you, you can't), that wouldn't of itself prove that there had to be an 'OBJECTIVE rule giver'. Granted, the existance of such a thing would be one possible solution to the origin of the morals, but it would by no means be the only solution, and it would be no more probable than any other solution.
3. If you can't imagine a set of objectively held rules that came about without a centralised objectively ascertainable law giver, then go check out a basic international law textbook... because that's exactly what you'll find.
4. Quit with the random capital letters, that's just rude.