just put out your arm and scoop up the child.
But you don't. You watch as the little boy falls onto the tracks and is pulverised by 185 tonnes of metal.
My question. What responsibility do you bear for the child's death?
@Niclaou,
A lot. Christians can logically answer this question because of their belief that we are made in the image of a loving God and have intrinsic value. We are obligated to love others because "God first loved us". That worldview provides a rational explanation for the morality that I can clearly observe within myself. It is a consitent worldview... it makes sense.
But atheists claim that we are products of explosions from nothing, star supernovas, chemical accidents and DNA copying mistakes.
I am not denying that most atheists have some morality, of course they do. They are made in the image of God same as Christians. What I am asking atheists to do is to provide a consistent explanation for the presence of this morality.
Why don't atheists act consistently with the worldview they claim is true? In other words, why should one chemical accident care what another chemical accident does?
How many people would even bother to post on this thread if it was about a beaker of chemicals instead of a child that got run over by a train?
In our heart of hearts, we all know the Christian God.