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Andrew Wilson argues that the political left struggles to justify objective morality without a religious foundation. He says that if moral claims are based only on personal preference or social consensus, it becomes harder to explain why certain actions are inherently wrong. The conversation turns into a broader debate over atheism, Christianity, moral truth, and whether ethics require a belief in God.
Andrew Wilson argues that the political left struggles to justify objective morality without a religious foundation. He says that if moral claims are based only on personal preference or social consensus, it becomes harder to explain why certain actions are inherently wrong. The conversation turns into a broader debate over atheism, Christianity, moral truth, and whether ethics require a belief in God.
