> Can torturing babies for fun ever be good according to your worldview?

My worldview? No way.

> Would the opinion of a child molester who believed he lived a virtuous life be true?

According to me? No. How could we get an objective statement on this? Of course according to you God knows who's right, but if God doesn't exist nobody knows. And that's my belief. It might seem kind of odd to you but to me it is simply a lack of illusion-- when I judge people, I am judging them based on my own morals. Even if I believed in God I would pretend I could make judgements for him. Jesus told me not to.

> Logic, and rationality are impossible without presupposing that God exists.

I am not going to argue with you about logic because that's semantics. Logic, like morality and math, is something that exists only in our heads. You say that some higher power created it. Who cares? It is still only in our heads. If it's worth anything to you, I place my full faith in the laws of mathematics and logic. Does that mean I'm a Christian? I don't think so. I won't find any new revelations about logic or math in the Bible. No, what you want me to believe is that the Bible tells me how to live my life, and that is wholly within the sphere of morality.