Animals will eat their own feces and vomit. Maybe this isn’t the own you wanted it to be

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@DreamzJimin @davecraige Descriptive versus prescriptive. An important distinction. Learn it.

@davecraige @autocorrect2_0 @DreamzJimin Atheists have no foundation to make a case from morality

@theholyra @davecraige @autocorrect2_0 @DreamzJimin Wrong.

@EvilsofReligion @davecraige @autocorrect2_0 @DreamzJimin Hahaha

@theholyra @davecraige @autocorrect2_0 @DreamzJimin Laugh all you want, you're still wrong.

@EvilsofReligion @davecraige @autocorrect2_0 @DreamzJimin How is that?

@theholyra @davecraige @autocorrect2_0 @DreamzJimin Because it's totally possible to have a moral foundation without appealing to religious authority.

@EvilsofReligion @theholyra @davecraige @DreamzJimin Explain how you can have objective morals that are more than just “preferences” without an objective source.

@autocorrect2_0 @theholyra @davecraige @DreamzJimin In case you haven't noticed, religious people, even within the same religions often have wildly different ideas about what's okay and what isn't. Effectively speaking, theistic morals are just as subjective as secular ones. They THINK they're more objective, but they're not.