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Originally Posted by tompe
If you subscribe to a utilitarian theory then you can easily construct a world were reasonless murder is not wrong.
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I'm not sure how but I'll take your word for it.
If they could "easily" construct such a world I think they could reaonably be considered to be fundamentally wired differently to normal human beings and therefore not really relevant to a discussion about the morality of humans but that's just my opinion.
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Originally Posted by tompe
I really do not get you point? Do you know about different moral philosophy theories and the basics of moral philosophy that you learn in an introductory course or by reading an introductory text?
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Yes I do. Obviously we simply differ.
Those who do not believe there are absolutes find it easy to find rationales for such a belief. That is fine. It does not mean they are automatically correct though.
Cheers,
PKFFW