Philosophical Dimension

“But we do not see a moral law in existence; therefore, there cannot be a moral lawgiver.”

This statement comes out of the mouths of those who think there is no God because there is no tangible expression of moral law.

However, that implies that a moral law would be recognizable to us if we saw it.

Also, the assumption is made that we have the capacity to decide whether or not a moral law exists.

How have we acquired that capacity in a purely naturalistic universe?

The truth is:

• We cannot deny a moral frame of reference without invoking a moral absolute 
• If we grant the currency of evil, then God is not expendable

Now let's look at the moral dimension itself.