What is even a point of being moral if divine being can't

>>1577900
What do you have to lose by being moral?

>>1577912
Pleasure

>>1577900
Morality and compassion should come naturally and spontaneously. Otherwise it is fake and you will always be trapped in this cycle of action and reward.

>>1577914
>>1577914
Says who?

Doing nice things inflates your ego. In the long term, you may be punished by someone who dislikes your immorality.

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>>1577925
Morality is more than doing nice things, it also requires *not* doing sinful things.

>>1577900
Why not being moral just for the sake of it.
I mean, pleasure do not create meaning, only the creation of a system where you place yourself create it, this include moral system.

Plato would say that virtue is its own reward, and that conversely you do damage to yourself by behaving unvirtuously. If personal greatness is not desirable, what is?

In your life you will inevitably value certain things because you yourself love them (rather than some deity). Those values are essentially your morals.

>>1577900
So morality is based only on the personal benefits you get from it?

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>>1577993
practically speaking

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>>1577900
If you aren't into philosophy (which you probably aren't filthy frog poster)

Then at the least being moral makes other people around you like you more which leads to more opportunities to live a good life.

Reminder that most Christcucks are sociopaths who only behave righteously because they fear eternal damnation.