“God’s commands are arbitrary if He has no reason to command one act rather than another; but, if He does have reasons for His commands, then His reasons rather than His commands are what make acts immoral.” — Walter Sinnott-Armstrong Copy Share Image
“Take a pinch of belief in God, add a dash of desire to experience God, stir in emotion to taste, and you have a… — Walter Sinnott-Armstrong Copy Share Image
“Religious experiences also occur only when emotions run high and only to those who were predisposed to believe.” — Walter Sinnott-Armstrong Copy Share Image
“God’s commands are arbitrary if He has no reason to command one act rather than another; but, if He does have reasons for His… — Walter Sinnott-Armstrong Copy Share Image
“To overlook extra possibilities is the fallacy of false dichotomy.” — Walter Sinnott-Armstrong Copy Share Image
“Religious beliefs are sometimes based not on testimony by others but on religious experiences of the believer.” — Walter Sinnott-Armstrong Copy Share Image
