From our perspective, God is not only necessary for ethics, but He is the foundation and source of

morality itself. We believe that God is the ultimate moral authority and that moral values and duties are
grounded in His nature and character.

We base our understanding of morality on the Bible, which we believe is the inspired word of God. The
Bible contains numerous commands and teachings about how to live a moral life, and we see these
commands as expressions of God's will for human behavior. For example, the Ten Commandments are
seen as fundamental moral principles that reflect God's nature and will for human behavior.

Moreover, we believe that God's moral nature is unchanging and eternal, and that it provides the
objective basis for moral values and duties. We argue that without God, there would be no objective
standard for morality, and that moral values and duties would be reduced to mere opinions or cultural
preferences.

In addition, we believe that morality is not just a set of rules to follow, but rather it is a reflection of our
relationship with God. We believe that moral behavior is a response to God's love and grace, and that it
is a way of expressing gratitude for His goodness and mercy.

In summary, from our perspective, God is not only necessary for ethics, but He is the foundation and
source of morality itself. We see God as the ultimate moral authority, and we believe that moral values
and duties are grounded in His unchanging and eternal nature. We view morality as a reflection of our
relationship with God, and as a way of expressing gratitude for His love and grace.