There are interesting times that we live in.  Moral value and conviction seems to be not only increasingly absent in our culture, but discouragingly subjective as well.  The suggestion that any type of existing morality has religious implications or foundations can prompt debate, yet the absence of it can suggest some type of loss.  It is helpful then, for the defender, to consider where moral values come from.  In this session we will discuss The Moral Argument for God's existence.