NJ writes:
First I have to ask why its evidently not from God.
You've yet to establish either that there IS a God or that such an entity bears any relation to your concept of it!
NJ writes:
Every culture has a belief that unjust killings, i.e., murder, is just that-- murder. What they may disagree on is what constitutes murder.
Which surely is a argument against absolute morality?
NJ writes:
How could a belief, something not tangible, be transmitted through a genetic line?
Humans ARE able to communicate with each other.
This raises an interesting question. If God is the source of "absolute morality", why does he use a human artifact like a book to spread his message if he can beam innate morality directly into our heads?
If you had never come into contact with Christianity, from where would your moral outlook have come?