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Have you ever heard of the word Eudaimonia? It's actually a Greek word that translates as...
We've discussed quite a few types of ethics in this forum already, but today I'd like to discuss...
Here's a question for you. Can religion by itself be moral? Or put a better way, can a person...
The Divine Command Theory of Morality is actually very simple to understand. There's not a lot...
Last night, I got to thinking about how nice it would be if we as humans stopped fighting with...
The many issues with moral relativism have already been discussed here, here and here. And many...
How do you feel about tolerance? Do you feel that we should be a largely tolerant people? What...
The question is, does relativism support moral improvement? If the moral standards of one...
The more I read about moral relativism, the more I have issues with it. I have never been a huge...
Have you ever heard of something called reductio ad absurdum? If you haven't, this is what it...
While descriptive relativism and metaethical relativism are fun to talk about, normative...
By now, you should be an expert on descriptive, metaethical, and normative relativism. Each of...
I saw a fascinating video a few days ago. I've been researching moral relativism and came across...
Have you ever noticed how much cultures around the world disagree on basic moral principles...
On the surface, descriptive relativism and metaethical relativism may seem very similar. But...
To learn about moral relativism, please read through this post on realism vs. anti-realism as it...
What are you? Are you a realist or an anti-realist? Do you know what each is? If not, read on...
Let me ask you something. Is there anything in this world that is absolutely wrong? Anything you...
This is a huge question and one that can lead you down many paths. If I had to guess (as I'm an...
I've only dabbled in philosophy, but I'd like to learn a lot more. So far in my life, I've read...