But . That doesn ' t leave a residue later when you use the dish ? <| sep |> You ' re saying that if you base your morality on religion , its subjective , correctYes , because all religion is subjective . But from an atheist perspective , is all morality not subjectiveNo , morality can be determined through propositional logic , that which can ' t be determined would be subjective . Not everything that is seen as moral or immoral today is such , it ' s just been labeled that way to push agendas an excellent example is abortion . there is objective morality , where does it come from if not God ? If you can ' t objectively prove God exists , how can you believe the laws put forward by it are objectively moral ? If you can ' t prove God exists , where did those laws come from if not humans ? Why should your subjective atheistic morality which tells you that abortion is not murder supersede a Christian ' s equally subjective morality that tells them that abortion is ? One is based on mutual understanding of morality within the populace and the other is a centuriesold religious text written by unknown individuals ? What makes the morals within the Bible any more moral than those practiced by worshipers of the Greek Pantheon , or Islam ? Why should Christian morals supercede those decided upon by the general populace ?