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Originally Posted by Iwasmadenew
Let's hold hands and walk through some logic together...
A. If God does not exist, then there is no objective standard for human morality. You can go on about your moral judgement, but without any reference to a God who created us humans, you are really just weaving intellectual webs from thin air; which amounts to your moral judgements being meaningless if morality is relative. The infanticide practiced by the Greeks of antiquity, for instance, did not violate their customs. If you were a Greek living at that time, you wouldn't necessarily see anything wrong with infanticide, either.
B. If God does exist, you have displayed utter hubris in positioning yourself as a judge of God's actions. I dare say such hubris will not go unpunished.
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Your logic is fatally flawed.
A god is not required for objective morality.
Objective morality is no different than objective reality, and both are based upon Truths.
Those Truths may be unknown to Mortal Men for a time.
For example, that [biological] cells exist is objective reality, and thus a Truth, but the existence of cells was unknown to Mortal Men until the year 1607.
The fact that is so does not diminish objective reality or Truth -- it just means it took time and technology for Mortal Men to discover the Truth.
Your logic is also circular and contradictory.
Your god commanded Mortal Men to engage in immorality.
You cannot simultaneously claim that only god knows objective morality while that same god commanded Mortal Men to be immoral and then to top it off, claim that Mortal Men cannot know objective morality.
Gods condoned slavery and established rules for slavery, but never once told Mortal Men that slavery was wrong.
The Muslim god said slaves had to live in your house, under your roof, or your punishment was death; that the slave must be educated to read and write and trained in a trade, or your punishment was death; that if you physically abused a slave, your punishment was death; and that if the slave converts to Islam, the slave must be freed.
In the Ottoman Empire the last execution of a slave-owner was in 1874 (for physically abusing a slave) just prior to the
Tanzimat Reforms that banned slavery.
The Judaeo-christian god was far more savage and brutal in the treatment of slaves than the Muslim god.
Mortal Men came to the conclusion that slavery was wrong on their own, without the help of any gods.
That makes gods morally inferior to Mortal Men.
Mortal Men will come to discover objective morality on their own.
Contrary to what you claim, I am in a position to judge any god for his immorality, lack of ethics and the crimes he committed.
If your god is unable to create a situation in which every person on Earth may prosper and enjoy life, then your god is weak and undeserving of nothing less than utter contempt.
I have not been punished by any god ever for judging them and I never will be.
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Originally Posted by Iwasmadenew
Why are you so mad at God? What did God do to you for your bloomers to be in such a bunch?
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You flounced.
You are so scared you can't even answer the questions I posed.