Gilberto:
Think about it this way. Even across various religions, different
groups of human beings tend to converge on similar sets of moral
rules. Golden rule. Lying is bad. Murdering is bad. Stealing is bad.
etc. To me that suggests that in spite of the differences, there is
some kind of objective notion of good. And even without the aid of a
prophet, human beings are able to make certain moral judgements. Yes,
there are differences, but there are also recurring similarities.
I do not disagree with this.
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