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The '''Moral Argument''' is an argument for the existence of God based on the initial premise that [[morality]] is [[absolute]]. It was first offered and expounded in greatest detail by [[Immanuel Kant]], and runs roughly as follows:
The '''Moral Argument''' is an argument for the existence of God based on the initial premise that [[morality]] is [[absolute]]. It was first offered and expounded in greatest detail by [[Immanuel Kant]], and runs roughly as follows:
Morality [[Objective morality|is absolute]].
Morality is absolute (see: [[Objective morality]]).
Given that absolute morality exists, we must be able to aspire to achieve its standard
Given that absolute morality exists, we must be able to aspire to achieve its standard