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I think we are talking about two different things. If you are talking about logic, formalism and objectively verifiable things, sure, I totally agree with you.
by nafizh 5y ago
I think we are talking about two different things. If you are talking about logic, formalism and objectively verifiable things, sure, I totally agree with you. But I am talking about principles that should govern life. Unless you pivot to a Higher moral Authority, I am just taking things to their logical end and saying morality is arbitrary and no amount of philosophy will change that.
- 52-6F-62 5y agoWe might be. But we also might not be. However we might be getting into dangerously personal territory there since we're approaching remarks on belief systems and people get pretty touchy about that kind of thing. I'm curious how think that taking things to their logical end means morality is arbitrary. My understanding puts everything onto a pretty firm plane that leads me to understand that anything I do to others I'm doing to myself. That's enough to guide my actions accordingly.