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Is Morality Objective?

1) The only way that morality could be objective is if moral laws are enforced through the reward and punishment of good and bad deeds.

2) If God exists, this reward and punishment would be in the form of Heaven and Hell.

3) However, the only requirement to get into Heaven is by faith (and bad deeds are forgiven without punishment through faith).

.:. Therefore, since ultimate punishment isn’t based on morals, there is no ultimate justice for bad deeds and thus no objective morality within Christianity.

What justice is it that Shane, 50, can get away with murdering 60 orphans for repenting later while Sally, 14, will go to Hell for being in the wrong religion?

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Growing up, my parents never forced any religious beliefs on me, which allowed me to figure it all out for myself. Even when I went to a Christian school, I was oblivious about religion until I was around 13, when I finally noticed and became skeptical of it. At first, I looked for evidence for God/Christianity, but eventually, when I couldn’t find any, I consciously decided that I was an atheist. As I’ve grown older, my position’s only gotten stronger, and now I want to share it and my experience with anyone willing to hear it.

My #AMA inbox will always be open to anyone wanting to ask questions and, naturally, I’m always up for a discussion. I want to stress that anyone is welcome here, and I encourage believers and non-believers alike to follow and engage with me. 

See you around!