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Do you think naturalism holds an adequate basis for ethical values? Explain.
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Nature is on a divergent path from it’s original intent. Therefore, with each passing generation, naturalism continues to get farther and farther away from any ethical value system, which was created by God.
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No, because if it is true, there is no objectivity or grounds for ultimate morality. Without God, there could be no standard for good.
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It holds zero basis for ethics. If there were no Creator and no one judged the world or created it then they can’t rationally have ethics which does explain why atheistic ethicists consider abortion to be ethical.
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I believe there is only apt to be chaos with naturalism. We need discipline and One absolute Truth.
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Because of the nature of humankind it’s hard for me to say there is an adequate basis for ethical values within naturalism.