Re: The philosophy of science
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Posted: January 12th, 2009, 6:02 pmResponse to Kolbitar removed by author as off topic and transfered to the thread "The Nature of Morality".
Re: The philosophy of science
Posted: January 12th, 2009, 8:10 pmI think you are now well into another topic of debate. I think this ought to be a separate thread. I am finding this very interesting. Am I right in thinking the sides in the debate would be:
Kolbytar - morality is objective. Certain things are right or wrong regardless of what people think about the matter.
Mitch - right and wrong are subjective terms and the only way to establish a morality is through consensus.
If so it seems to me - But no, I won't enter the fray. I'll just invite one of you to move this over and join in as I see fit if you do move it.
Kolbytar - morality is objective. Certain things are right or wrong regardless of what people think about the matter.
Mitch - right and wrong are subjective terms and the only way to establish a morality is through consensus.
If so it seems to me - But no, I won't enter the fray. I'll just invite one of you to move this over and join in as I see fit if you do move it.