> I'd argue that this not the case, that morality is a philosophical question. It's as much a philosophical question as health is a philosophical question. Yes

> I'd argue that this not the case, that morality is a philosophical question. It's as much a philosophical question as health is a philosophical question. Yes, in some sense, it is, but much less so than people generally think. (It is also true that almost everything about life can be analyzed philosophically in far more detail than most people think, but then again, you don't really need much philosophical sophistication to figure out that not coughing your lungs out is preferable to coughing your lungs out, and analogously that not killing homosexuals is preferable to killing homosexuals--once we have that sorted out, sure, bring on your philosophy.)