Can Morality Exist Without God?

Craig argues that without God, objective moral values cannot exist—right and wrong would be mere societal constructs. Sinnott-Armstrong challenges this, asserting that morality is rooted in human empathy and societal cooperation, not divine authority. He questions why moral values tied to religion often reflect cultural biases. This debate pushes readers to consider whether morality is inherently divine or a product of human evolution and shared values.