As an atheist, how do you perceive morality?

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Trevor's picture
As an atheist, how do you perceive morality?

I ask this question because i want to know how atheists in this board perceive morals. Do you believe that all morals are relative or should they be the same for all cultures and religions. How can code of morality be decided and what would it include? what is right and what is wrong. Does stealing food to feed your starving children constitute a bad action if there is no way to earn money for your family? how do you meassure what is right and wrong?

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Rob's picture
I believe morals should be
damanar's picture
Atheists have morals the same
Armin's picture
I agree that society has a
damanar's picture
You are absolutely correct.
James's picture
there are perfectly good
Rob's picture
This is so true in so many
Tom Sarbeck's picture
After 12 years in Catholic
Henry Plantagenet's picture
We measure morality more
Zaphod's picture
Well said Henry!
David_42's picture
True, we do what we do

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