You seem to be confused about terminology and what you can observe "objectively"... We should first be able to define two terms... Subjective: (of ideas, feelings or experiences) existing in somebody’s mind rather than in the outside world Objective: existing outside the mind; based on facts that can be proved objective reality Does your God have a mind so that any wants are subject to the mind of God, or is your God mindless? If your God has a mind then the morality that he provides is subject to the mind of God and not "objective"... It gets worse, as not only is the morality subject to the mind of God, but you are not able to recognize the morality of actions "objectively" unless you understand what God wants at any point in time since you have been told that he can change his mind... Example....Do you recognize that killing your neighbor without justification is immoral? If you came to "BELIEVE" that God reveals himself to you and asks you to kill your neighbor and take his land as your own, then would you recognize the morality of the action to change because you BELIEVE God is asking, or would your morality be constant where you would recognize God to be asking you to do something immoral?
Thank you, Father Spitzer's.🙏🏻
Thank you Father! Bless you!
who gives a shit about BIDEN, is it 'faith and reason' or 'white and privileged' - who picks these topics?
You seem to be confused about terminology and what you can observe "objectively"...
We should first be able to define two terms...
Subjective: (of ideas, feelings or experiences) existing in somebody’s mind rather than in the outside world
Objective: existing outside the mind; based on facts that can be proved
objective reality
Does your God have a mind so that any wants are subject to the mind of God, or is your God mindless?
If your God has a mind then the morality that he provides is subject to the mind of God and not "objective"...
It gets worse, as not only is the morality subject to the mind of God, but you are not able to recognize the morality of actions "objectively" unless you understand what God wants at any point in time since you have been told that he can change his mind...
Example....Do you recognize that killing your neighbor without justification is immoral?
If you came to "BELIEVE" that God reveals himself to you and asks you to kill your neighbor and take his land as your own, then would you recognize the morality of the action to change because you BELIEVE God is asking, or would your morality be constant where you would recognize God to be asking you to do something immoral?