KevinWestern
Hello
a response...
I'm a non believer, but here's my response to the OP.
What is moral and what isn't moral will vary significantly if the Christian god exists as described, or doesn't actually exist.
Lets for the sake of the argument say that the Christian god does actually exist. In this case, it WOULD be considered "moral" to believe in this god, and would be considered moral for one to sincerely encourage those around to do the same because - according to Christians - that is the only way one will be saved when they perish.
A non believer, by definition, cannot believe in god and therefore it is a moral action he/she cannot partake in while a believer can.
I think Chris lays out this challenge based on the assumption that the Christian god doesn't exist, which is a flawed approach.
Again, I myself am a non believer, but this is just my objective take on the challenge.
yet, cannot name one action or statement.
Sincere belief in God IS an action, in my opinion.