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Moral

Arguments that objective moral obligation requires a personal, transcendent ground. The form is usually conditional: if there is no God, there are no objective moral duties; there are objective moral duties; therefore there is a God. The work is in defending the second premise against anti-realism and the first against secular grounding attempts, and in answering the Euthyphro dilemma without collapsing into either arbitrariness or a standard above God.