Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:
I cant resist.
You have a real problem with the difference between concepts of facts and concepts of morality.
This is not a morality issue. Just because you use the word "right or wrong" doesnt make it an issue of morality. The words right or wrong can be used also to determine factuality such as "water is made up of H2O" is right not wrong. The statement that water is H2O is not a moral issue.
If the prevailing morality of society deemed that belief in god was mandatory, then I would be seen as wrong by that subjective morality to not believe in god. Can we get passed these repetitive questions about the concept and move on to validity? Jeesh.
MORALS ARE NOT TANGIBLE
, MORALS ARE A SET OF BELIEFS....
BELIEFS ARE BELIEFS........
Man, i give up, i really do.......
You agree that subjectivism is based on personal taste and preference, then i tell you my opinion on Anthony and you say i am wrong......Somehow, you seem to think that the definition of subjectivism CHANGES when it comes to morality, Then i ask you to what standard you have, you then say what is popular......
Seriously mate, everytime i talk to you guys, it just further strengthens my faith in God. Knowing that the other side is just absurd, irrational and full of contradictions....
Even your mate KK ADMITTED that i was right in regards to morality , have a look yourself, i gave him a similar scenario to the one above and he said i was right...At least he is consistent with his answer, you on the other hand, give me a statement, then when we apply it to a real life example you contradict it...
Sorry bud....But honestly i dont think you know what you are talking about, i really dont...