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There's a fellow who sends me messages, and lately his messages have been regarding

UPB, universally preferable behavior, irrational proof of secular ethics, my proof of morality,

and he says, UPB doesn't prove why things are immoral. Hume's guillotine god-based morality does.

When people abandon God, they fail. Literally all these people got effed up in life.

Highly successful people exist across the entire belief spectrum. History and the present

are filled with extraordinary accomplished atheist agnostic non-believers scientists like

Marie Curie, Stephen Hawking, and Richard Feynman, philosophers and writers like Nietzsche, Sartreux and Camus, business and tech leaders like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, entertainers and thinkers like Ricky Jervais, Seth MacFarlane, and many more. All these people got effed up in life, according to the sky. Morality is definitely God-based, not matter-based, and Christianity is the best of that

philosophy. So, look, of course, I get, it's a teeny, tiny bit of an incoherent rant, but I

appreciate the passion, like I really do. I really, really appreciate the passion that

this gentleman has for these, you know, very, very important issues.

And I'm going to do my best to sort of respond to this as a whole.

Personally, I like to think myself that God would not make morality anti-rational.

God gives us reason and reason is an instinct and a very powerful instinct that we have. So God gives us reason and it would be kind of cruel

for God to give us a rational universe, minds that are intensely tuned towards rationality, and then say that morality has nothing

to do with rationality, right? That would be, because, you know, the purpose of life is to be good,

to be moral, and at least the purpose of life in a Christian universe is to be moral, And it would make, it would be kind of cruel to give a rational universe and to give

human beings a great instinct and automatic processing of rationality.

Right.

Kids know when things don't make any sense and they kind of give you that cock-eyed funny look,

a cock-headed funny, funny look in someone, right? And so, that would be kind of mean, right?

And I think that certain sort of pathological elements of religion where, you know, human beings have a sexual

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