Summary

            Based on the beliefs held by most individuals moral rules must hold an authority that comes from God if they are objective.  This argument is held by those individuals who strongly believe in Gods authority. However, ethical objectivity should exist whether there is the presence of God or an absent.  This is mainly because individuals hold the power of deciding on the objectives merits.  Individuals mainly believe that objectivity only exists when God is present. This is mainly because people tend to work on the thought that all policies, rules, principles, as well as law, must exist after being developed fully by a lawmaker.

            Objectivity refers to the situation of being independent of any opinion that is developed by human beings.  Ethical objectivism can be termed as a thought and an idea that is consistent in nature because it does not necessitate ethical absolutism. However, despite the fact that objectivism does not require the presence of God if it is real this, therefore, implies that God lives.  Objectivity is described as the states were a judgment made by an individual lacks bias or even prejudice. Religious morality can be termed as objective because it is mainly based on faith.

Moral standards are naturally developed which can be argued to be the developer who is God. Ethical morality, however, does not require any development op policies because it is the state of being free from rules as well as laws and yet acting in ethical ways.  Moral laws are not in any way connected to scientific rules. Moral laws imply to the actions that an individual is fully obligated to perform or those things that one must refuse to perform based on ethics. Scientific laws predict and describe what is to perform but do not state things that ought to be performed. This, therefore, affirms that objectivism exists even without the presence of a law developer.

            In my opinion, I believe that ethical objectivism does not require the presence of lawmakers. This, therefore, implies that with or without the existence of God ethical objectivism should exist.  However, tend to argue that if morals were not developed by any individual this simply means that they are universal as well as external.  Since ethical objectivism stands to be in existence this means that God truly exists. Moral standards come from believing in something which is basically connected to religion with God being the creator.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

            Reference

Chapter 4: Does Ethical Objectivity Require God, &Chapter 5Where Do Moral Standards Come From?