Finally you post something agreeable. Although it is kind of a no brainer. Morals in general are a man made construct. The universe is neither good or bad, it just is.

Logically, there is good or not good. The word for not good is evil. Use of the word good, in context of morals, is more of an adjective than a noun. Good as an adjective and good as a noun carry basically simular meanings and connotations.

Seems erroneous to me, but most people lean heavily on the adjective use of the word God and equivocate it for the noun use of the word good. Perhaps to say, noun use of the word good is ignored because of lacking the good understanding of the word good.

So, you are somewhat correct. If something, a good, does not exist then there is the absents or the non-existants to be called an evil.

Yes, I’d go with that. People love the nice stories about animals but not so much the killing to eat or take territory.