Freedom2012,

You have selective amnesia and only see or remember what you wish to do. All along the discussion, you were talking about objective morality due to religion. If you are now saying there are other kind of moralities (including subjective), then you can't invoke the universality of its truthiness, and thus you are against the morality from religion (it doesn’t recognize other forms, including your esteemed William Lane Craig) whose crutch (besides the wolf-in-a-sheep-skin tag of agnostic atheist) you were holding and thus walked this far. Then you are talking about the philosophical nature of morality rather than the theological nature of morality. You chew on your own words and metamorphose whenever and whatever suits you. As I observed, the only reason you are here is to condescend atheist for their belief through your conceited and myopic beliefs – full of inconsistencies and bigotry and you are in need of constant validation of you belief. In process you even mentioned your belief in miracle, afterlife - didn't you say you personally had a miraculous incident and hence strenthened your unwavering belief in higher power. If so, you can prayer harder for the deity to "surprise" others as well. 

Not only here, all over there have been discussion about religion and god, morality and ethics etc, and they have been indecisive – precisely because there is no sledgehammer (statements) to knuckle down the contentious issues. That’s the reason we are still talking about it. But that doesn’t mean you can effuse about the topic and shift shape at every corner.

Here I have the silliest thought, and pardon my caustic and offensive propostion I call "The God Dilemma: if you are sodomized by a an invisible power, will you believe and tell it to others as a proof?”

If you can, can you give me a point to point answer to my question I had finely listed in an earlier post, then I will meet you there. Until then, I don’t’ want to discuss with a nincompoop who only has hubris but not an intellectual capability and merit to partake in a discussion.