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How can a civilization develop a moral consensus on anything given the commandments of God?
Q: Who decides what is moral?
A: God and only God. No discussions. No consensus. No exploring of alternatives. What ever God says, goes.
Q: Who decides if a person’s actions are immoral?
A: God and only God. No witnesses. No testimony. No pleading special circumstances. No grey areas. If God decides you are immoral then you are. Even if you have no idea what you did wrong.
Q: Who decides and implements the punishment for immorality?
A: God and only God. Once you die then off to heaven or hell you go. No plea bargaining. No rehabilitation. No appeals. Just eternal punishments for finite actions.
Q: Is it possible for morality as we know it to exist given a god?
A: Absolutely not.
Q: Who decides what is moral?
A: God and only God. No discussions. No consensus. No exploring of alternatives. What ever God says, goes.
Q: Who decides if a person’s actions are immoral?
A: God and only God. No witnesses. No testimony. No pleading special circumstances. No grey areas. If God decides you are immoral then you are. Even if you have no idea what you did wrong.
Q: Who decides and implements the punishment for immorality?
A: God and only God. Once you die then off to heaven or hell you go. No plea bargaining. No rehabilitation. No appeals. Just eternal punishments for finite actions.
Q: Is it possible for morality as we know it to exist given a god?
A: Absolutely not.