The “Ought” Argument (Part 2) | Realigion (Part 3) | David Asscherick

God gives negative boundaries in the law and positive moral examples through the life of Jesus. Materialism fails to explain human ethics because mere matter cannot hold moral value. Shared global values show that morality is not arbitrary like human language. These transcultural moral consistencies point to an objective moral standard rooted in humanity being made in the image of God.

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