A walk you can take
Naturalist, morality-first
I don't need God to be good. Human solidarity, fairness, and reducing suffering matter because we matter to each other. Morality is ours, built and improved over centuries.
Where we already agree
Moral seriousness. They believe some things are truly wrong, not merely unfashionable. So do we.
The question this path walks toward
Pick the thing you know is evil. Not disliked: evil. If we are accidents in an indifferent universe, that judgment is a preference with good marketing. But you don't hold it like a preference; you'd die for it. What must be true about reality for 'truly wrong' to be true? You already live as if the moral law is real. What is it standing on?