Morele objektivisme is die oortuiging dat sekere morele waarhede universeel en onafwendbaar waar is, ongeag menslike opinie of kultuurverskille. Goed en kwaad is nie slegs sosiale konstrukte nie, maar is in wese gewortel in ‘n hoer, vaste standaard. Om onskuldiges te martel is byvoorbeeld altyd verkeerd – nie net omdat ‘n samelewing dit se nie, maar omdat dit objektief verkeerd is. Vir die Christen is hierdie morele orde gegrond in die karakter van God self.
Moral objectivism is the conviction that certain moral truths are universally and inescapably true, regardless of human opinion or cultural differences. Good and evil are not merely social constructs but are essentially rooted in a higher, fixed standard. Torturing the innocent, for example, is always wrong – not merely because a society says so, but because it is objectively wrong. For the Christian this moral order is grounded in the character of God Himself.