Atheist have more morality than Christians.

I look forward to this spontaneous debate, which hopefully I do not butcher. I am merely playing by the rules as presented by Pro. Pro, makes the claim that "Atheists have more morality than Christians" and in Pro's opening statement he says that "Atheists have a higher moral standing than those driven by Christianity. " Since Pro makes such a claim, he must provide evidence for his claim and I will be countering that evidence. As I am refuting his claims, and there are no claims regarding what morality is in round one, Pro must move on to round two according to his outline. According to Pro's rules he has failed to define what Morality is in round 1, and I urge readers to consider this when voting for Con, me. Though, keep in mind that neither does answering the question, "what is morality? " nor "does this (morality) originate from God? " support Pro's claim that Atheists have more morality than Christians. Pro also has the burden of displaying evidence regarding to whom the atheists have a higher moral standing to, other than himself, that is; his personal view on the matter. I will be defining morality since Pro has failed to do so. And since Pro has left no definition to refute, forfeiting round one, we will therefore use the definitions I provide. We will assume Morality is something that is either good or bad to make things simple. I have met the criteria of round one and will further refute the claim that "atheists have more morality than Christians" by using the definitions I have provided for us and by using my bible as a reference. In Christianity, Jesus Christ, in Mark 10:17-18 said, "As He was setting out on a journey, a man ran up to Him and knelt before Him, and asked Him, "Good Teacher, what shall I do to inherit eternal life? " 18And Jesus said to him, "Why do you call Me good? No one is good except God alone. " So only God is good. Pro is placed in quite the pickle here. If nobody is good except God, than the only morality we have left for humans is bad. But what does scripture say regarding everyone else? "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. " (Romans 3:23) To simplify sin, sin is doing something that is wrong to God, who is the only one who is good, which makes sin bad. From the definition of morality that was presented in Round 1 according to Pro's model we can see the following: 1. Morality is Good or Bad2. Only God is Good3. All have sinned (wronged against God's goodness)4. Therefore we are all bad and God is good. From this we can see that atheists and Christians alike have the same amount of bad morality. The scripture here makes it clear that regardless, ALL have sinned. The standard is God who is good morally, which means that atheists, as Pro claims, cannot have a higher moral standing since "all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. " Since Morality is defined as Good and bad, and God is Good and we are Bad, there are only two standards; you are either good or bad. To clear up confusion that may arise, for Pro may claim that atheists can surpass God's standard because I did not define God, we are speaking (clearly/obviously) of the Christian God. Definition of God: "The concept of God as described by theologians commonly includes the attributes of omniscience (infinite knowledge), omnipotence (unlimited power), omnipresence (present everywhere), omnibenevolence (perfect goodness), divine simplicity, and eternal and necessary existence. " (. http://en.wikipedia.org...) As you see, not only do neither atheists or Christians have more morality than the other, but neither atheists or Christians can have a moral standing that is remotely close to God. This is my conclusion for round one. I bid Pro good luck in supporting his claim that, "Atheists have more morality than Christians" using the formula presented in round one and using the definitions I provided.