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Oh, creationists wish there were objective moral truth. But they agree (wrongly) with postmodernists that there isn't really any objective moral truth.

Fortunately for you, insanity is perfectly legal. The message of absolute moral truth is found all throughout the bible, preachers preach on it all the time, hell, even Christian rock bands sing about it (if you're interested, you can try the song 'Absolute' by Thousand Foot Krutch. They are the same style and similar skill as POD, which is also a Christian band, unbeknowest to many).

>Oh, creationists wish there were objective moral truth. But they agree (wrongly) with postmodernists that there isn't really any objective moral truth.

Fortunately for you, insanity is perfectly legal. The message of absolute moral truth is found all throughout the bible, preachers preach on it all the time, hell, even Christian rock bands sing about it (if you're interested, you can try the song 'Absolute' by Thousand Foot Krutch. They are the same style and similar skill as POD, which is also a Christian band, unbeknowest to many).

But do you believe that if there really was no God, that there would still be objective moral truth? Does the natural world provide us with objective criteria in which to judge actions as "right" or "wrong"? Or do you think that "if God is dead, then everything is permitted"?