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The question only makes sense in the context of what those critics believed about morality. If you substitute your own beliefs on morality, then they weren't ev
by randallsquared 5y ago
The question only makes sense in the context of what those critics believed about morality. If you substitute your own beliefs on morality, then they weren't even wrong -- it's just a different question.
- harry8 5y agoMorality is the way you act when nobody is watching and the consequences are all but non-existent. I don't think driving more slowly to stay under the speed limit in an enforcement blitz is moral behavior. I think driving as safely as practicable for the safety of pedestrians when there is no enforcement (eg in a poor and corrupt country) might well be moral. If you have different definition of what morality is, that's ok but there's not much to discuss.