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I don't see how moral beliefs based on religious authority could be considered "objective."
I look at all the splintering of religions that resulted from moral disagreements and differing interpretations of their religious texts and don't feel inclined to believe that morality derived from religion has any particular value in my world.
This is a slightly different discussion, but there's nothing to prevent atheists splintering in disagreement as they have no commonly agreements with morality
and yet, you dont see factions of atheists murdering each other which seems to be a default feature of organized religion... hmmmmm
its almost like the 'religious moral authority' is far less stable than the 'inherent social morality'
hmmm the Communists were atheistic so it does happen @jordanlund
There's nothing to prevent religious people of doing the same either, even in the same religion you'll have disagreements on what's right or wrong.
You're assuming that every atheist has a different morality but at the same time assume every believer of one religion have the same one.