Is Christian morality superior or inferior to secular morality? Why?

It seems to me that Christian morality ultimately falls back on what god wants, whether or not that is for the well being of humans, while secular morality is based upon what is the in interest of a human's well being.

It seems to me that morality which is centered around what is in the best interest of people is necessarily superior to one which as a foundation relies on what a god wants or (more realistically) what people reckon their god wants.

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RedBaron · M

Different strokes for different folks.

Pikachu

@RedBaron

If you're just going to cop out, why bother replying?🤔

RedBaron · M

@Pikachu You posted the question and I answered as I saw fit. You don't get to judge the answers.

Pikachu

@RedBaron

[b][c=665D00]Me: What's the answer to 2+2 ?
[/c][c=BF0080]You: My favourite colour is red![/c]
[c=665D00]Me: ...that's not an answer to the question...[/c]
[c=BF0080]You: I answered as i saw fit![/b][/c]

lol whatever, bud.
Thanks for your participation, i guess....

RedBaron · M

@Pikachu It's not necessary for every one of your questions to generate deep BS debate. Get over yourself. You're just as full of it as the rest of us.

Pikachu

@RedBaron

lol oh do calm your indignant, self-righteous tits...
No one forced you to enter the thread simply to refuse to engage with the subject matter.

You've lost my interest.

RedBaron · M

@Pikachu Just as no one forced you to ask the question. As my answer indicated, you lost my interest from the get-go. But at least you know that name-calling comes in handy when you have nothing intelligent to say.