morality comes from god just as we do.
lazs
If this were true, we would be inherently moral, just as we're inherently human. We wouldn't need to be "told" right from wrong, since we'd already know. The Ten Commandments would be redundant. We wouldn't need to be told "Thou Shalt not kill!" any more than we need to be told "Thou Shalt Walk on Two Feet!".
There would be no need to "remind" people of basic moral values, or to understand that different people at different times have DIFFERENT moral values, unless we come from different gods, so therefore have different values.
The happy/unhappy thing isn't mine... It comes from one of the worlds foremost philosophers.
Who says killing people is bad? I think the more accepted view goes more like "killing people your community sees as acceptable is bad." Is it bad for a soldier to kill an enemy? Is he a sinner? Is it bad for me to kill in defense of myself or others?
I know a lady who seems normal, yet swears that dinosaurs never existed. She believes that a certain deity placed those fossils for us to find as a test of our faith.