To the reader: if you believe with me that these moral values are objective and real—regardless of human opinion—then you believe in objective morality. The Moral Argument then demonstrates that, if you believe in objective morals, ipso facto—as an inevitable result—in order to be logically consistent, you should believe in God as well, for only He is the most-reasonable and all-encompassing explanation for these moral values. Continue reading #7: Part 2 of the Moral Argument: Ravi Zacharias’ perspective and the objection of philosophical relativism