Yes, at first, and I soon learned that God does not fail me when I earnestly try to carry out His will and do the right thing. There have been several occasions that have proved this to me in my experience, and the experience of those like me.

So how do you know that your morality is objective and others is subjective? Can you prove it, or is it simply based on faith?

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Because God created the universe and each of us as well; he knows everything about us. Therefore, He has authority to establish how He wants us to behave. He also gave us the will to choose how we want to behave.

I will if you want me to but I thought you weren't reading all of this because of all the long essays?

Idk, I was going to read one of the posts but was like 'fuck it' because it wasn't numbered.

That's not at all what atheism says. Atheism is simply the lack in a belief of a god or gods (noting of course, that some atheists take it one step further and say that they believe that no gods exist). Atheism is not a belief that says that life is worthless and that nothing we does has any meaning.


And what makes you think that this God in which you believe (it's not an Abrahamic god, correct? Seeing as you said you don't read the Bible?) does not wish for different people to live and behave differently?

So while you think your moral code is objective and given to you by your God and that other people's moral codes are therefore subjective, how can you simply ignore the possibility that your God has given other people objective sets of morality that apply to THEIR lives, and to what your God wants THEM to do?

Okay, I'll remember for the next time for everybody and especially you that I will number my paragraphs to make it easier for everybody to read.