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A response to Fedora's assessment of Objective Morality and the Bible.

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The new atheism has some defining characteristics. First of all, there are four authors who are its most vociferous proponents: Christopher Hitchens, Daniel Dennett, Richard Dawkins, and Sam Harris. These four authors are the most frequently recurring names in the literature of responding theists ranging from the extremely conservative to extremely liberal; thus they are the four who will be considered in this work.

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A new UP.net user briefly discusses whether or not the Bible poses a problem for morality within the Abrahamic traditions.

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Urban Philosophy contributor Nocterro offers a response to an argument from evil.

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A response to some recent criticisms.

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A now former atheist accounts for his move to theism.

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Further explaining the Neo-Confucian theory of warrant and responding to Bolt's recent criticisms.

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A response to Bolt's opening statement.

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People often suppose that in the absence of God, there is no objective morality. Why, though, do we presume this to be the case? Can there be objective morality without God?

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Accepting Luke Muehlhauser's challenge. How might my position on the existence of God change after following a comprehensive reading list?