Moral sense comes from the knowledge of good and evil. Would you give it up?

When I read this my first thought was " huh? " Are you speaking of moral understanding, as in what you have learned is moral/ immoral, or are you speaking of a sense of morality, as in what you feel may be moral/ immoral?Seems to me the bible spells out what is moral/ immoral. This would seem to eliminate any need for a " sense " of morality that was derived from the knowledge of good and evil.I don't argue that people may have some sort of internal morality measuring device but I don't believe it's so cut and dried that I would claim to know where it comes from. You don't seem to have much respect for the God you claim to follow.

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The years tell what the days never knew.

You say: I say thats likely true, however if you read the book it says God WAS there. God was there to speak directly to Adam and Eve. No need for a book. How do you know what "most" see in the bible or anywhere else? So, if it's so stupid, why do you claim follow him? You just ignore my question? Thats fine. I disagree. A moral "sense" does NOT come from the knowledge of good and evil. That would be a moral "understanding".So, again, why would you follow a God that you feel does NOT deserve to be followed? I seriously do not understand. It seems as if you are merely pretending to follow God and that seems kinda odd to me.Do you have some other agenda?

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The years tell what the days never knew.