Assignment

Assignment

Introduction

This world is the mixture many diversified people and cultures, these people follow different religions. They have strong faith in their religions and if not then many people change their religion. This change in religion gives them the peace and the feeling that they try to seek in religions. A person following a particular religion has to follow the basic teachings of that religion in order to get spiritual peace. But there are some people who do not believe in God and think that they are better and being an atheist. This discussion that I am going to do in this assignment is based on the topic of those people who do not believe in god, are morally right or not.

Thesis Statement

A person can be moral even if he does not believe in god.

Argument

Saying that with no God, everything is not allowed is not like stating that our complicated moral arrangement is probable devoid of God. This system does exist. Is there any evidence of God? Or they came along in any other way. In the same way, God is not obligatory to clarify moral structure. Still the sympathetic or just conduct of some person by his associates, who do not have to, is an important convincing argument ever presented for the reality of a just, empathetic God. In order to disagree with this we need to have some more alternative information (FLYNN, 1998).

Counter Thesis

A person can never be moral with believing God.

Argument

If God does not exist, an atheist does not have an objective moral standard to define what is right or wrong. If morality is something "relative" or determined only by cultural conventions, as an unbeliever can claim that Adolf Hitler was wrong in slaughtering thousands of Jews?

Without the Creator's moral, objective standard that can be set for me that Mother Teresa was a better person than Hitler.

Discussion

We will discuss this issue a little more morality throughout this study, for the avoidance of doubt in anyone's mind that being an atheist is very inconsistent, if the person really bother justifying goodness itself (Being moral without god).

MORAL ARGUMENT IN THE BIBLE

The Moral Law was established by God in the hearts of all human beings, even pagans. It is no coincidence that even an atheist does not believe in the Bible, he is keen to follow the moral principles that are in the Bible. 

"Whosoever hath sinned without the Law will also perish without law, and all who sin under the law will be judged by the Law. Why are not the hearers of the law who are righteous in God's eyes, but those who obey the law, they will be declared righteous. Indeed, when Gentiles, who do not have the Law do instinctively what she orders become law unto themselves, although not having the law, since they show that the requirements of the law written in their hearts. Also bearing witness to their conscience and their thoughts now accusing them, now defending them. "

The moral laws are valued by people of different ages, cultures and ...