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highwaystar101 said:

 

How about something a little more ambiguous from person to person and society to society? How about abortion?

Many people think abortion is an abhorrent act, totally immoral; where as many others  think that abortion is morally acceptable and that the rights of the mother supersede the rights of the foetus. How can moral absolution be right when some people believe terminating a pregnancy should be punishable, and others believe it to be an acceptable right?

The morals aren't absolute by any means. The morals are relative, from society to society, even from person to person. You can't just say "abortion is wrong, and there is a clear defined line and everyone sits on the one side", when it is blindingly obvious that this isn't the case. There really is no defined right or wrong answer that is agreed on by everyone.

Very bad example, see above my reply to Rath.

 

highwaystar101 said:
Slimebeast said:

You don't seem to get it. How hard can it be? It doesn't matter if the cannibals thought murder and cannibalism was a perfectly fine thing to do because they did wrong!


I almost started off my last post by saying you don't get it. Because you genuinely can't see it when it's right there in front of you.

Look, seriously. Wrong by whose standards? Your standards? My standards? Their standards?


No, wrong by the standards of absolute morals.