Published: Nov. 26, 2012
This essay seeks to demonstrate that moral absolutes exist in Christian theism and that atheism lacks the ontological (nature of being; ontology is the study of existence or reality) grounding for moral absolutes. Atheists can know what is moral (epistemic explanation: relating to what we know); they can know right from wrong. Nonetheless, atheism lacks an objective ontic ground to issue objective moral values. A Non-Academic Paper with substance for scholars and non-specialists.
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