atlantabiolab
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Re: Re: Re: Re: My guess....
You never forgot, you just don't want to accept it. It is much easier to believe the relativistic idea that reason is impotent to understand the world, and therefore morality is not real, but simply a personal term. Your insinuation that simply because man has failed to express morality, proves its non-existence, is no different than saying that because man has failed so many times in his endeavors in science, that science must not be real. But being a non-scientist, one who studies a field in which anyone can wish into being "illnesses", with no definable criteria, fits one who believes that the world is what you believe it to be.
musclebrains said:
Oh, okay, dad. I forgot that morality is a set of universal, essentialist principles that, however much they are perverted from culture to culture and epoch to epoch, can always be articulated in their purity by you and are, as Pirandello said of absurdity, true simply because they ARE.
You never forgot, you just don't want to accept it. It is much easier to believe the relativistic idea that reason is impotent to understand the world, and therefore morality is not real, but simply a personal term. Your insinuation that simply because man has failed to express morality, proves its non-existence, is no different than saying that because man has failed so many times in his endeavors in science, that science must not be real. But being a non-scientist, one who studies a field in which anyone can wish into being "illnesses", with no definable criteria, fits one who believes that the world is what you believe it to be.