Alasdair Ham[edit Wrote:pid='1553119' dateline='1494880111']
(May 15, 2017 at 4:09 pm)mh.brewer Wrote:
If morals have grey areas then they are not objective/absolute.
Not true. Morals have objective grey areas... which means they're not absolute. But black and white are objectively on the same spectrum... the greys are objectively all in between.
If black=bad and white=good (to be a massive, massive racist for a second, lol) then the greatest possible misery for everyone=black... the greatest possible happiness for everyone=white.... and the greys are everything in-between.
Absolute morality would be to pretend there was nothing in between. Like there was black and white but no greys and there was heaven and hell but no Earth... that would be insane lol.
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Great, you've just described the set of all of the relative/subjective determinations between two objective end points. Congratulations.
Being told you're delusional does not necessarily mean you're mental.
