<p>“By YOUR definition of good. What is good to one person does not have to be so to another. Does god command good because it is good or is it good because gods commands it?”</p>
<p>Whatever God does is justified because he is purely good. He is the source of good. Religion takes the first cause and moral objectivism and inserts the first cause and source of goodness. It’s God.</p>
<p>“Well, disbelief is the default view in my opinion for any claim.”</p>
<p>Right, in your opinion. And that’s what matters to you. But clearly it’s not true for others.</p>
<p>Look, I totally agree with you and I retract some of my stronger previous claims. It’s just that I know your argument is true, but it just seems futile to convince those who don’t accept the application of the argument on principle.</p>