(December 31, 2011 at 2:17 am)Cthulhu Dreaming Wrote: Within the constraints of that definition....
Is it possible for Joe to make a mistake?
No
Quote:Is it possible for Joe to change his mind? Under what circumstances?
No
Quote:Under what circumstances might Joe alter his moral code?
I don't know, but if we are talking about God and I put on my Christian hat (its lovely, warm and fuzzy XD) then I would say that God doesn't make up the moral law.
Quote:Is Joe bound to any moral code? If so, could Joe perfom an act which would be against the moral code his creation is bound to? Could he instruct/require mortals to do so?
Potentially 'Joe' may be required to do and not to do different things from his creations because he has a different role than them.
Quote:Is it moral for Joe to bind life forms to his moral code, and punish/reward them according to their (non-)belief and (non-)worship?
It would seem a bit silly.
"Thou believest in love as a divine attribute because thou thyself lovest; thou believest that God is a wise, benevolent being because thou knowest nothing better in thyself than benevolence and wisdom." - L.Feuerbach
