I have a Christian friend who asked me "If you don't believe in God (atheists and Buddhists), you do what you think is right subjectively,for example, you think killing is bad, then, why do you believe that killing is bad? What makes you think something is right or wrong and how do you know that your judgment is the correct answer?
And if you go by your own subjectiveness, then, later, a person could think differently and now say that killing is right. And since he only goes by his judgment, no one can argue to him that killing is wrong.
And even if you do, what motivation do you have to not do wrong if there's no God watching you? Is it to avoid bad karma?"
Anyone have thoughts on this?
And if you go by your own subjectiveness, then, later, a person could think differently and now say that killing is right. And since he only goes by his judgment, no one can argue to him that killing is wrong.
And even if you do, what motivation do you have to not do wrong if there's no God watching you? Is it to avoid bad karma?"
Anyone have thoughts on this?