Anscombe's "Modern Moral Philosophy" I don't understand why morals must die with God.
The person who wrote the bible, also created the idea of good and evil? I don't think so.
Some things cannot be translated to word, such as my vision of the now, which I can sum up partially as, in my room, with a phone and a TV - the walls are white - if I look closely, space looks pixellated.
Seemingly this is a good descriptor, but the reality of the matter is far more complex.
So when adjurning what is moral; what is good and what is evil, it's not so simply worded.
You would have to understand a wordless frame of reference.
I'm staring at(here's where I hail that frame of reference), what's too complex to word, and there is many right and wrong options, and where a world of options is concerned there are good and evil options.
I can turn the TV on via the on button - a right option. I can turn the TV on via the volume button - a wrong option. In relation to the world, if I turn the TV on it would waste a lot of energy and thus, be evil, and if I keep it off, it will be good. There're special alternatives. However, if you think, listing all good and all evil would take as much effort as my former example. It's far too complex for words.
So I refer to 'the green line' method. I draw on a blackboard, a green line to represent all good, and though, it's highly innacurate, it proves morality(but only to those with a wordless frame of reference).