The moral argument for the existence of God takes the simple form: If objective moral values exist, then God exists. Objective moral values exist. Therefore, God exists. The main premise—objective moral values exist—is almost always conceded in practice, even when it is denied in theory. A budding moral relativist may confidently claim in philosophy class that all morality is subjective. But let the professor flunk her based on that opinion and she will cry that she has been treated “unfairly” (and not just unfairly in a subjective sense either). Let her face a
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The moral argument for the existence of God takes the simple form: If objective moral values exist, then God exists. Objective moral values exist. Therefore, God exists. The main premise—objective moral values exist—is almost always conceded in practice, even when it is denied in theory. A budding moral relativist may confidently claim in philosophy class that all morality is subjective. But let the professor flunk her based on that opinion and she will cry that she has been treated “unfairly” (and not just unfairly in a subjective sense either). Let her face a