terminology: "objective"

[Lord Emsworth]

Actually, to the contrary, Christians maintain that God's existence has everything to do with morality!

Why? You may be asking. The fact of the matter is that a purely naturalistic explanation for the universe cannot account for the existence of what we know to be "morality". I challenge any one of you to come up with a plausible explanation as to how sheer matter can produce the "immaterial" concept of morality.

That is just another God-of-the-Gaps. The fact of the matter is that positing a God does not account for the existence of "morality" either. It merely gives you some kind of illusion of knowledge. I am not going to challenge you to come up with a plausible explanation for morality, because I full well know that you don't have anything to offer.

 

[KCfromNC]

Actually, to the contrary, Christians maintain that God's existence has everything to do with morality!

Christians say a lot of things. But this claim, like many of them, has nothing to back it up so it can be dismissed out of hand.

Why? You may be asking. The fact of the matter is that a purely naturalistic explanation for the universe cannot account for the existence of what we know to be "morality". I challenge any one of you to come up with a plausible explanation as to how sheer matter can produce the "immaterial" concept of morality.

Until you prove that there's more to our minds than matter, the proof is all around you in every single living human being.