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Category Archives: Ethics
The Missing Definition of Morality
It is common to hear discussions of whether an action is moral, as if “moral” was a word with a specific agreed upon meaning. Unfortunately, the word has so many meanings that its interpretation is extremely difficult without extra information. … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, God, Philosophy, Religion, Truth
Tagged Absolute Morals, Ethics, Evil, Foundation of Morality, Genetics, Good, Morality
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We, Evil?
Could future generations one day look back at the things we do today and consider us evil? Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Philosophy
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