(August 14, 2019 at 10:30 am)Gae Bolga Wrote: A subjectivist doesn’t have to acknowledge that the holocaust is bad. Holocaust god wouldn’t. It seems as if a bunch of nazis wouldn’t, either.
In any case, your problem isn’t with me or with natural realism specifically. That I look to facts of a matter as morally relevant is a trait I share with every other realist. That’s what it means to be a realist.
Is that your final answer with regards to your problem with realism, and why you aren’t a realist? The position defining focus on facts of a matter?
My problem is with natural realism, primarily with attempting to locate goodness and badness within natural (scientific and historical facts) of the world.
Non-natural realist can to some degree avoid this problem all together, by locating goodness and badness within some non-natural reality.
