The judgment of good and bad is a product of values.
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knappster
on March 08, 2007
People with different values disagree. But that doesn't change their judgment.
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nope. that's realtivism, Percy Byshe Shelley _is_ qualatively better than Bob Dylan.
Or so I believe.
And you believe that because there is something about Shelley's poetry that you value more than Dylan's lyrics.
If morality were absolute, how would it be determined?
Ermmmm... by what colour it is?
Morality is absolute. Be excellent to each other I think is the first law.
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