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RE: [Atheism UK] Re: what do you think the next popes policies should be?

Yes, morality IS subjective.

For example, 200 years ago, slavery was thought normal, and there was
absolutely nothing wrong with it. Today, slavery is a crime.

Morals change with circumstance. (Hopefully, they improve, but there is no
guarantee of that.)



Tony Kehoe

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* But is morality subjective?



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Hi Paul >>>>>>>To me these religions are mostly a complete irrelevance, but for millions they are not. If it helps them get through the night, let them get on...
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Hi Jenny. Thanks for your reply. What I was meaning was that, on my understanding at least, science, by virtue of coming out of human consciousness, cannot...
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Ahh, more quasi-religious rambling from Paul. Paul, facts are not subjective and they are true regardless of whether anyone is even aware of them. They have...
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Hey Paul, >Thanks for your reply. What I was meaning was that, on my understanding at least, science, by virtue of coming out of human consciousness, cannot...
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Hi Jennifer, I just want to comment on some of what you said regarding morality. Science has no moral dimension whatsoever, since it is only people who have a...
John PM Chappell
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Hi John >>>I just want to comment on some of what you said regarding morality. Science has no moral dimension whatsoever, since it is only people who have a...
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Yes, morality IS subjective. For example, 200 years ago, slavery was thought normal, and there was absolutely nothing wrong with it. Today, slavery is a crime....
Tony Kehoe
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Hi Jennifer, OED wil have every usage, it is a dictionary, it's not the arbiter over 'correct' definitions, also don't be too loose in your usage; you might ...
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