Absolute Morality proves Biblical Creation

You give a long list: 2 Samuel 12:11-14. Before I answer this question you have to explain the murder of millions of babies by abortion. You also have to tell me what rape has to do with anything. Deuteronomy 2:34, Numbers 31:17-18, Leviticus 26:21-22, 1 Samuel 15:3, Hosea 13:16: Wars between people groups dominate ancient history, So it shouldn"t surprise us that the Old Testament records a lot of wars. But some skeptics object to some of the commands God gave for the Israelite"s conquest of the Promised Land, I. E. Canaan. Probably the most cited "atrocity" is the Lord"s command to destroy the Amalekites totally, Including their women, Children, And property. However, God commanded their destruction because they had opposed Israel when they came up out of Egypt. Deuteronomy says, "Remember what Amalek did to you as you came out of Egypt, How he attacked you on the way when you were faint and weary, And cut off your tail, Those who were lagging behind you, And he did not fear God" (Deuteronomy 25:17"18, 1 Samuel 15:2"3). God swore that He would utterly destroy them (Exodus 17). They were going to be driven out of the Promised Land and replaced by Israel because of their sins"which included heinous immorality and child sacrifice. This was God"s judgment against them"Israel was merely God"s agent for that judgment"and so Israel was to destroy everything completely and not take any of it for themselves. When Saul and his army spared King Agag and took some livestock, It was such a serious offence that God in turn judged Saul and permanently removed His favour from him (1 Samuel 15 ff. ). In fact, Some Amalekites were left in other locations"David defeated a raiding party of Amalekites in 1 Samuel 30. God"s action against the Amalekites is only immoral to those who do not recognize God"s right to judge the people He created when they rebel against Him. God has the right to deal with His creations the way He chooses (people said to be "playing God" usurp these privileges). In fact, God warned the Israelites that if they practiced the abominations of the Canaanites, They would be driven out of the land as well (Deuteronomy 29:18"28). Exodus 21:17, Leviticus 20:9: God condemns murder in so many places that to accuse Him of murder (that is, The intentional killing of persons which have committed no capital offense) is ludicrous. The "atrocity lists" invariably include the death penalty passages from the Mosaic Law. But these are made into capital offenses, So someone who is killed as a result of disobeying these laws is being executed, Not murdered. Unbelievers might complain that capital punishment for these reasons is unjust, But the burden of proof is on them to prove that it is unjust. So the death penalty passages will not be dealt with in this article. Killing in the biblical wars is also not dealt with, Because criticisms of war killing assume that the war is not just, Which the critic must prove. Mark 7:10 Matthew 15:4 - While this sounds rather harsh for squeamish modern thoughts, Ancient societies were always one step away from anarchy. It was especially serious for Ancient Israel, Because this is the people from whom the Messiah would come. Rebellion against parents would threaten the entire social order, So God dealt with it very strongly in the Old Testament. The penalty of being stoned to death was imposed because cursing one"s parents and ignoring their authority was considered a serious offense before God, The same as murder or adultery. Just the threat of this penalty was probably enough to curb rebellion, Unlike the way that rebellion of youth is encouraged and celebrated today. 2 Kings 15:16 Matthew 10:21: Here are several instances where I don't like debating you because it shows your lack of knowledge about the Bible. If you read 2 Kings 15:18 you will find that Menahem is not God's man. Matthew 10:21 is a verse you should be happy about. One day (as in the past) people are going to turn Christians in to be put to death. Brothers will turn in brothers that they find worshiping God. Fathers will turn in children they find going to church and children will take their parent to court to be killed if they find them praying to God. I am not trying to debate the Bible. I want you to give me one good reason from your evolutionary worldview on why their should be absolute morality. If the Bible were not true, If human beings were merely the outworking of millions of years of mindless chemical processes, Then why should we hold to a universal code of behavior?