Euthyphro’s Dilemma
Does God command things because they are inherently good?
If this is true, the Atheist posits, then morality is something that exists outside of God. Rather, God has a dependency on and a requirement to act based on an external and self-contained moral code. This renders him non-omnipotent because this moral code is not in his power.
Moreover, we can go directly to that self contained source of morality and bypass God. We don’t need God for morality. And in this case morality can be objective for both theists and atheists alike.