Thread: Personal-relative Morality
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Old 04-19-2008, 10:47 AM   #20 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by TSR View Post
I would say no it isn't a human invention, nor do I believe it's the result of some explosion. (Some explosion="big bang" for those who like to have things put in more complex terms for the sake of it) And there are things that are absolute of course, 2+2=4 every time, if I do it a million times over, its result is absolutely four, etc.
ok how was morality invented?

I'm not an expert on this:

In cartesian space this is true, but not (necessarily) true when carried out in multidimesional space? So this particular truth is only true when constrained.
Hardly absolute?
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