Is there a moral law?

[skepticscott]

15. In a word, no

Human beings are just as capable of being cruel and immoral towards each other as they are of being kind and altruistic, and that has not changed during human history. No "moral law" that is inherent in our nature has asserted itself, only social conventions (and even those are of questionable impact). Kant's statement is simply an undemonstrated declaration, and your use of it a fallacious argument from authority. Ditto for your statement about the "great theme of the Christian faith" (which seems to change almost weekly in your agenda-driven postings).

And btw, if you'd read any of the real truth about Mother Teresa, you'd never even consider using her as a poster child for the concept of inherent human goodness.