Are there any real moral laws? For those who in enjoy logic and rational thinking, here is a logical approach.
All in justice
When Breaking the Law Becomes a Moral Obligation
There are at least three ways we can proceed when we are morally obligated to break an immoral law.
Euthyphro's Dilemma
What is it that makes an action morally good and right? Solving Euthyphro’s dilemma.
Racism: The solution will cost you everything--but the reward is unspeakable
This may be different from other articles on racism. I have found a solution, but it will cost you everything and take the rest of your life—-but the rewards are unimaginable.
The Destruction of the Canaanites: Why God *Must Sometimes Destroy Civilizations and Cultures
If we grant the atheist’s premise that God cannot permit gratuitous evil in this world, then what happens when a culture or an entire civilization becomes a gratuitous evil?
Why a Perfectly Just God Will Seem Unjust
Since we judge other people according to our own sense of justice, when we disagree with another person’s sense of justice, they will appear unjust to us. If our sense of justice is not perfect, we are likely to disagree with some aspects of perfect justice. Therefore, a perfectly just God will seem unjust to us.
Why evil and injustice point to the existence of God
Just as it makes no sense to talk about a high crime rate if there are no laws to break, in the same way we cannot take evil and injustice seriously unless there is some ultimate standard of beauty and goodness that is being violated.