If the moral standards you live in your daily life are formed because someone is making you be good, then you actually only have someone else's restrictions and not your own personal convictions...

In beginning to address this argument of whether or not objective moral standards exist, one must first define morality.

The moral problem with these enticing statements is that the actions themselves are not being evaluated against Godly objective moral standards.

How can we adopt a moral system without there being a God? If God does not exist, is there any basis for ever being moral? ... Myth: Correct moral behavior requires following objective standards,

If religious theists find that they aren't getting anywhere arguing that there can't be any moral standards without their god, they sometimes switch to arguing that without a god to provide an ...

Matt's moral backbone might make for disappointing satiric TV—conventional wisdom holds that good people, like happy families, are boring.

Displaying the Ten Commandments is appropriate because they are the moral basis for Western law. The Pledge of Allegiance should continue to include the phrase "Under God."

"From whatever vantage point one looks, it is unmistakable that there is what could be called `a moral crisis in America.' There has been, to a significant ... Standards of Revolutionary Justice

Here’s part of a recent reply to my post on the use of the phrase moral relativism. ... Moral standards (posted 27 September 2006) ... Replies to Moral standards (1 so far…)

What is happening to our standards, folks? Are we now reduced to justifying the use of illicit and dangerous drugs on the grounds that the president once used pot?