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Considering morality is founded on a fear of someone doing to you what you did to them, then yes. This is a fairly basic interpretation of the golden rule but
by eckyptang 14y ago
Considering morality is founded on a fear of someone doing to you what you did to them, then yes.
This is a fairly basic interpretation of the golden rule but it stands up to the majority of counterpoints.
- acuozzo 14y ago> Considering morality is founded on a fear of someone doing to you what you did to them, then yes. Well, at least we know you're at stage #1 of Kohlberg's stages of moral development.
- eckyptang 14y agoAh that broken model which assumes that moral reasoning has a relation to moral action, which it clearly doesn't for the majority of the population of this rock...
- acuozzo 14y agoCiting the broken assumption upon which the model is (partly) based isn't enough to claim the model has no value, as you're clearly implying. An example: A model of the universe is useful, even if it was developed under the assumption that it was created by supernatural forces. Please don't use such weak argument tactics in the future, as they're just childish.