But suppose there is neither a heaven nor a hell. That situation also dictates an absence of any morality. There can still be no right or wrong. In fact, without right and wrong there is no such thing as justice. That's not true, some might argue.
Some acts inherently are better than others.
But, some would argue, there are acts we can agree on which are better than others. It would be of immense help if we returned to the basic tenets of Scripture and the teaching of Christ. It is a simple faith, and its teaching isn't nearly as confusing as the debate above. Good and bad, right and wrong do exist, established apart from the whims of the world. That returns morality to a fixed starting point, a place of judgment for decision-making.