Atheists believe that raping a baby girl is okay - since God doesn't exist - whatever!

My opponent claims that I'm being unreasonable. Yet, they have to BoP to show us, and convince us that *ALL* Atheists believe in raping babies. All my opponent has done is made arguments based off of assumption. The problem with the resolution is that my opponent used the word "Atheists" which refers to a *group* of people. In order for him/her to win, they had to prove that *ALL* Atheists believe in raping babies. I really have nothing to argue or refute since my opponent has not given me a valid argument. But I will make a case here. The topic is "Atheists believe that raping a baby girl is okay - since God doesn't exist - whatever!" I will be arguing that this belief has to do with moral belifs. [1] Moral Rules- of, relating to, or concerned with the principles or rules of right conduct or the distinction between right and wrong; ethical: moral attitudes. 2. expressing or conveying truths or counsel as to right conduct, as a speaker or a literary work. Lets note that many beliefs come from a moral standpoint, and or how one was raised. [2] What constitutes "mature morality" is a subject of great controversy. Each society develops its own set of norms and standards for acceptable behavior, leading many to say that morality is entirely culturally conditioned. Does this mean there are no universal truths, no cross-cultural standards for human behavior? The debate over this question fuels the critiques of many moral development theories. Kohlberg's six stages of moral development, for example, have been criticized for elevating Western, urban, intellectual (upper class) understandings of morality, while discrediting rural, tribal, working class, or Eastern moral understandings. (See Kohlberg's theory of moral reasoning.) Feminists have pointed out potential sexist elements in moral development theories devised by male researchers using male subjects only (such as Kohlberg's early work). Because women's experience in the world is different from men's (in every culture), it would stand to reason that women's moral development might differ from men's, perhaps in significant ways. Definitions of what is or is not moral are currently in a state of upheaval within individual societies as well as, at least, in the Western world. Controversies rage over the morality of warfare (especially nuclear), ecological conservation, genetic research and manipulation, alternative fertility and childbearing methods, abortion, sexuality, pornography, drug use, euthanasia, racism, sexism, and human rights issues, among others. Determining the limits of moral behavior becomes increasingly difficult as human capabilities, choices, and responsibilities proliferate with advances in technology and scientific knowledge. For example, prenatal testing techniques that determine birth defects in utero force parents to make new moral choices about whether to birth a child. Other examples of recently created moral questions abound in modern-day society. STAGES OF MORAL DEVELOPMENT Stage 1 = infancy—the child's only sense of right and wrong is what feels good or bad; Stage 2 = toddler years—the child learns "right" and "wrong" from what she or he is told by others; Stage 3 = preschool years—the child begins to internalize family values as his or her own, and begins to perceive the consequences of his or her behavior; Stage 4 = ages 7-10 years—the child begins to question the infallibility of parents, teachers, and other adults, and develops a strong sense of "should" and "should not" Stage 5 = preteen and teenage years—peers, rather than adults, become of ultimate importance to the child, who begins to try on different values systems to see which fits best; teens also become more aware of and concerned with the larger society, and begin to reason more abstractly about "right" and "wrong." Read more: Moral Development - STAGES OF MORAL DEVELOPMENT - Lawrence Kohlberg, Mean Example, Morality, and Social - JRank Articles http://psychology.jrank.org... As we can see, not all peoples morals develop from the bible. We are simply raised to know right from rong, and we learn from our past mistakes. So, to say that raping a baby is moral, because one does not blive in the bible is false. Sources: [1] https://www.google.com... [2] http://psychology.jrank.org...