Where do liberal and atheist moral values ultimately come from?

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indissoluble · Accepted Answer

Atheism arose out of the "Cult of Reason" during the French Revolution where Islamic Freemasons staged a color revolution against the power of the Catholic Church. The theism they are revolting against is Christianity, because Islam is the anti-Christ religion, thus Atheist are just Muslims.

Liberalism comes out a Christianity and Aristotle's logic which is harnessed by Thomas Aquinas (Catholic Priest) who's ideas help to foster The Renaissance and give birth to Science/Empiricism where John Locke draws ideas from bring forth ideas of Classical Liberalism.

That's not to be confused with Social Liberalism, which is Socialism mascaraing as Liberalism because the USA a Judeo-Christian was founded on Classical Liberalism, thus in order to usurp the government, Socialists pretend to be Liberals so as to claim authority over the Constitution and the founding of our country even those Classical Liberalism is the greatest enemy of Socialism.

Lliam · Accepted Answer

I don't know about liberal moral values. I disagree with most modern liberal values.
But atheist moral values come from common sense. You don't need the fear of some god to know what's right and wrong.
Most people, other than sociopaths and psychopaths, have an innate sense of empathy. They are averse to harming others and will often help others who are in need.

I haven't seen a lot of evidence for Christianity or Judaism imparting a love for fellow humans. They tend to be selective about for whom they care. And what they consider to be moral is questionable. Not that there aren't some really good Christians, Jews and people of all faiths.

WhitneySnow · Accepted Answer

Secular humanism. Which is not at all a bad thing. It derives from the Renaissance and teaches that we don’t need a god, that we can set our own morality by simply respecting and caring about our fellow humans. This is not a bad thing. I am a Christian, but faith is a private personal matter and I have the utmost respect for my friends who choose to believe in humanism. It gets them to the same result (the greater good of everyone, especially your friends and neighbors and loved ones) as Christianity does and I believe that’s what God wants, much more than for people to say they believe in God but not practice Christ’s first law “Love thy neighbor as thyself.”

Also existentialism. I don’t know much about it, but I know it believes in personal morality and ultimately gets you to the same point of helping others before you help yourself.

purplepoppy · Accepted Answer

We're taught things are wring because they negatively affect others. We understand what it feels like when bad things happen to us and so try not to inflict them on others. Our families teach us right from wrong.

strateguy632 · Answer

they copied from the new testament without giving credit. plagiarism "University defines plagiarism as follows: “Presenting work or ideas from another source as your own, with or without consent of the original author, by incorporating it into your work without full acknowledgement."

slatyb · Answer

From empathy -- we don't need someone else to tell us not to harm others. Other animals also display empathy, particularly the great apes but also elephants and cetaceans.

najekim · Answer

I'd say "common sense" but the extreme liberals don't have any.

Godihateyou · Answer

They have zero moral values. They have no values. All they know is evil and hypocrisy

MemeSupreme · Answer

i like how you linked them together lol

Dargil · Answer

Without religion, morality is subjective.

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