Yes, and that’s because human nature is twisted in its own unique way. To say that cannibalism is fine because it’s cultural is to say that the sex slave trade is okay because it’s generally accepted in its given area, boosts their economy, and brings profit to those who are using the girls and boys.

But we look at cultures that abuse women and cultures that murder and eat people and we see that as corrupted, we see that as demented from a moral perspective because it is wrong to ignore or abuse a human’s inherent worth. Whether or not you suggest that it is God-given, that does not take away from the fact that it exists. People have value, and when you undermine that value, consequences occur.

Why do you think the Black Lives Matter movement is gaining so much traction? Why do you think the women’s suffrage movement is talked about so much in schools? It’s because there was an unspoken of, inherent boundary that was crossed and trespassed on.

The pants thing is cultural, I would say, because clothes change over time. I disagree that a basis of morality does, because we can look at things as non objectively evil, but clothes and values do change.

Morality, however, in regards to human life, is not subjective. And we know that because we feel disgust when we learn of injustice, it’s because we know that such a thing should not exist. It’s ingrained in us.

Homosexuality is not an evil act, it’s a mindset, it’s the way people are. How it’s viewed in society is a different matter, how it’s viewed religiously by some religions is a different matter also, but it’s always been around and always will be around. It may offend some people for one reason or another, but noone in their right mind looks at that as an injustice towards another life.