Luther is known for starting the Reformation with the posting his 95 Theses on the church door at Wittenberg. I always thought that pounding something on a church door was kind of amusing, and had kind of a commic book understanding of that event. However, through reading this week, I learned that posting disputes on the church door was common practice.
Well, for one, opinions are generally arbitrary beliefs that are not too heavily enforced, and often represent that there is more than one valid perspective on a situation (such as political opinions, or preferences). When we get higher on the ladder to things like morality, we generally approach an area where (we believe) that there are fewer correct options; for example, most people are opposed to murder on some ground of morality. This is nowhere near as arbitrary as someone who, say, likes vanilla ice cream, or likes Bad Religion.
1. If moral laws exist, there is a Moral Law-Giver.Not at all. One could perhaps argue that the CONCEPT of a law-giver is a necessary requirement for humans to believe in moral laws, that people must first BELIEVE that a law-giver exists before they can treat their own values as objectively true. But even here, it is clear that the law-giver Himself doesnt actually have to exist.
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#17 Alex: Refresh your memory try Jimmy Carter removing the Shah and appeasing the clerics. I suppose this was Bushs fault too?
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Luther is known for starting the Reformation with the posting his 95 Theses on the church door at Wittenberg. I always thought that pounding something on a church door was kind of amusing, and had kind of a commic book understanding of that event. However, through reading this week, I learned that posting disputes on the church door was common practice.
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Well, for one, opinions are generally arbitrary beliefs that are not too heavily enforced, and often represent that there is more than one valid perspective on a situation (such as political opinions, or preferences). When we get higher on the ladder to things like morality, we generally approach an area where (we believe) that there are fewer correct options; for example, most people are opposed to murder on some ground of morality. This is nowhere near as arbitrary as someone who, say, likes vanilla ice cream, or likes Bad Religion.
1. If moral laws exist, there is a Moral Law-Giver.Not at all. One could perhaps argue that the CONCEPT of a law-giver is a necessary requirement for humans to believe in moral laws, that people must first BELIEVE that a law-giver exists before they can treat their own values as objectively true. But even here, it is clear that the law-giver Himself doesnt actually have to exist.