Objective Moral Values

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In this article the writer looks at concept of moral values in relation to the existence of God. The writer discusses in this essay the possibility that God does not exist. The writer points out that given that people had previously lived for so long in an intellectual and moral world, in which most people had assumed that objective moral values derived from the wishes of some or other God, this has had important implications for ideas regarding moral values.

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"Ever since great thinkers such as St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Augustine, David Hume, John Stuart Mill, and Bertrand Russell pointed out the so-called "problem of evil," philosophers and theologians have been acutely aware of the possibility that God does not exist."

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