Christians believe human morality comes from god. Rather obviously disqualifies them from most sensible discussions about morality—since their views on the topic are utter nonsense.
This isn’t fully general to all Christians. For instance, my best friend is a Christian, and after prolonged questioning, I found that her morality boils down to an anti-hypocrisy sentiment and a social-contract-style framework to cover the rest of it. The anti-hypocrisy thing covers self-identified Christians obeying their own religion’s rules, but doesn’t extend them to anyone else.
Christians believe human morality comes from god. Rather obviously disqualifies them from most sensible discussions about morality—since their views on the topic are utter nonsense.
This isn’t fully general to all Christians. For instance, my best friend is a Christian, and after prolonged questioning, I found that her morality boils down to an anti-hypocrisy sentiment and a social-contract-style framework to cover the rest of it. The anti-hypocrisy thing covers self-identified Christians obeying their own religion’s rules, but doesn’t extend them to anyone else.