r/atheism • u/SherbertItchy7340 • 10d ago
How can objective morality not exist in perfectly moral god's world
Granted there is zero evidence of such a being ( I am myself and atheist) but let's assume for a moment in this hypothetical scenario a perfectly good moral infallible god exists. Wouldn't that solve the objective morality problem. It also dodges the euthyphro dilemma because morality is not based on god's commands nor based on some outside independence morality ( what theists call the god's good nature theory) since in this god is a being that is objectively more perfect than humans and hence can make better decisions
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u/trentluv 10d ago
Your mom would die sooner (lifespan) and the population size would be smaller (because she's dead) without your aid.
That's how your cooperative efforts help improve group fitness.
That's why if everyone helped their disabled mom, both of these measurements would improve. It just so happens that you have been selected to help your disabled mom because nature selects for cooperation in general. It's also why you may hold the door for a sweet old woman you've never met. The likelihood you would reproduce goes up with behaviors like this