=Dr.Watson;2775608]Did I say I admired him? I simply noted that you worship him (are his so-called "follower"), and yet are nothing like him. Said nothing about admiration on my part.
Dr. Watson,
Then why are you condemning me for not living up to His standards? If you do not admire Him then why do you want me to be like Him? And I asked, "Who do you think He is?
Says you. Meanwhile, evolutionary social sciences and psychology explain human morality just fine.
This can't possibly be true. If morality evolves by accident, then my morality and your morality and Barb's morality and Granite's morality can't possibly be the same. If not the same then subjective. None of us could condemn another's morality. We are all accidents of chemicals.
Morality is non-contradictory and some particular behavior can't be both moral and immoral at the same time and in the same way. Do you agree?
There is no Ultimate Standard. This is a non sequitur you've made up to deflect my observation that you are nothing like the character that you worship. I have made absolutely no "moral pronouncements".
If you have no Ultimate Standard, then you have no moral ground to make moral pronouncements about me or anyone or any behavior.
And you are using Jesus Christ as a Standard to judge me--a Standard that you deny.
To assert a "non sequitur" you have to use laws of logic. In your worldview, where only the physical exists, you can't justify the use of laws of logic. Laws of logic are not physical. So you are using the non-physical laws of logic to argue that there is nothing but the physical. This is like arguing that there is no such thing as a good argument (not very logical).
Now atheists use logic. But when they do, they are not being consistent within their worldview. They are borrowing from the theist worldview to argue against the theist worldview. And in doing so, you affirm your worldview false and the theist worldview true.
Tom