Is Morality Objective?

[Phaedrus]

Think of it like the existence of God.  All sorts of cultures have a different opinion on the nature of God or gods.  And then there are atheists who say there isn't one.  All these varying opinions don't change the fact that objectively, God either doesn't exist, or does exist and has some nature.  Even if we are all wrong, that doesn't make the existence and nature of God subjective.  There is a truth that is not dependent on our guesses.

If there is a truth of god, it has yet to be discovered. Claiming "god" is subjective, as you've already stated. However, reason dictates that systematic methods of observation lead to a truth. Gravity, although it cannot be seen, shows itself as truth by evidential fact via objects falling from a height. God, although it cannot be seen, has not shown itself in any way.

God, from what I understand, tends to be one's personal delusion.  Nothing more.

In a world where the imagination of man runs rampant, it is no wonder that some would find comfort in a fantasy. Fantasy, however is dangerous when an individual cannot properly discern it from reality. God is no more real than fairies, both having been invented by the imagination.