Ethics and religion

Divine command theory holds that it is God''s will that creates the moral order and natural law that accepts those moral truths that do not depend on God''s will but depend on His logic and creation. This book also addresses atheists'' objections to the foundations of belief in God and addresses atheists'' view of morality as well. The book defends belief in God based on the objections of atheists. It addresses issues related to practical reasoning, the Golden Rule, ethics, evolution, the problem of evil, and the fine-tuning argument. All world religions follow the golden rule as a means of their teachings, and certainly the best example of this is what was stated in the noble Prophetic hadith: (None of you believes until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself). The golden rule is the common factor for all world religions. Here religion sets out to be the great human tent that includes all the limbs of the human body and under which the soul is refined and polished towards human transcendence and placing humans on the path that the Creator, Blessed be His Name, sets for them. The Golden Rule is the compass that guides us to our humanity. Oh man, treat others as you would like to be treated, for you are part of the greater human self.