Moral Relativism — Atheism / Secular Skepticism Debunked

Atheism cannot ground objective morality, yet atheists make moral judgments constantly.

Without God, moral claims reduce to subjective preferences or social conventions — neither of which can be 'objectively true.' When atheists say 'murder is wrong,' they are borrowing capital from the theistic worldview they reject. Evolution explains why we have moral instincts (survival advantage), but cannot explain why we should follow them. The atheist must answer: if morality is merely evolved behavior, why is it wrong for the strong to exploit the weak? The Torah provides an objective moral foundation grounded in the character of a holy God (Leviticus 19:2). Every great human rights movement — abolition, civil rights — was led by people grounding their arguments in biblical principles, not secular materialism.

Verdict: Atheism borrows moral language it cannot justify — objective morality requires a transcendent moral lawgiver.