Executive Summary: Across every known culture and throughout human history, people share an unshakable intuition that certain things: like cruelty to the innocent: are objectively wrong, not merely unpopular. This article examines the classic moral argument for God, exploring C.S. Lewis’s insights in Mere Christianity, the biblical foundation in Romans 2:14–15, and why objective moral duties point directly to a transcendent Creator. Direct Answer The moral argument for God
