Objective: Not influenced by personal feelings.
God has feelings. He is Loving, Jealous, Angry, disappointed, vengeful.
God's opinions are free to change, or God does not have free will.
Morality based on God would be subjective, God being the subject.
Morality based on human suffering is measurable, and these empirical measurements exist in spite of bias.
A moral system based on human suffering is far less subjective than one based on a God that experiences emotions and a preference for an outcome. Gods morality is even less objective when you consider the Laws he gave to Moses, vs. the moral disposition of Jesus. There was a change there, and a change is in conflict with moral objectivism based on a God.
God has feelings. He is Loving, Jealous, Angry, disappointed, vengeful.
God's opinions are free to change, or God does not have free will.
Morality based on God would be subjective, God being the subject.
Morality based on human suffering is measurable, and these empirical measurements exist in spite of bias.
A moral system based on human suffering is far less subjective than one based on a God that experiences emotions and a preference for an outcome. Gods morality is even less objective when you consider the Laws he gave to Moses, vs. the moral disposition of Jesus. There was a change there, and a change is in conflict with moral objectivism based on a God.