Conscience points toward a Moral Lawgiver because it does more than report personal preference: it often confronts us with a sense of obligation, guilt, dignity.
Executive Summary: Across every known culture and throughout human history, people share an unshakable intuition that certain things: like cruelty to the innocent.
Executive Summary When human beings experience profound injustice, our immediate outcry is not merely that we dislike what happened, but that it is objectively wrong.
Does objective morality provide rational evidence for the existence of God? This article explores the intersection of intellectual honesty, moral realism.
The existence of a universal moral standard: that deep-seated sense of "ought" that transcends culture, era, and biology: points directly to a Moral Lawgiver.
