The question that we are facing is not, “Do you have to believe in God in order to live a good and decent life?” That is
not the question...The question is, “Why think that human beings have intrinsic moral
worth?” The question that this argument is raising is simply this, “If
God does not exist, do objective moral values and duties exist?” The
question is not about the necessity of the
belief in God, the question is about the necessity of the
existence of God. We are not claiming
belief in God is necessary for morality; we are claiming
God is necessary for morality.
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