Khuutra said:
What you're referring to is cultural universals, not moral universals. Moral universals don't actually exist. Again: you are absolutely wrong about this. There being a reason isn't the same thing as a thing being immoral. Generally they're seen as moral for that reason. "Moral universals" would imply that every single person, ever, has held those morals. That's something thath as never been true, and is not true for any value you can come up with. Even if there were moral universals (there aren't), it wouldn't be a cogent argument for the existence of God. |
I don't understand this post. Cultural and moral universals?? What is that?
And as for the bold, that is not true. Obviously there are people with bad and twisted morals, in other words people who do evil and wrong. But that doesn't disprove universal morals or an absolute right and wrong.







