Why there is no such thing as objective morality.

[Scott]

How are you so sure?

There's another thing here though, which you did bring up in your opening post and that is, how are we defining morality to begin with. I think the best way is to define what is moral as what is efficient, keeping in mind that there is a priority list in terms of what needs to be efficient. I'd say that the most important thing in terms of efficiency optimization would be love.

So, you're a Christian.

No. I'm curious though, what led you to that conclusion?

 

[Hume]

No. I'm curious though, what led you to that conclusion?

Every Christian says "love."

 

[Scott]

No. I'm curious though, what led you to that conclusion?

Every Christian says "love."

I suspected the word love had something to do with it . I'm Pantheist.

 

[Hume]

I suspected the word love had something to do with it . I'm Pantheist.

Ok.

 

[Neoclitorus]

Cypress clearly is religious but pretends he is not.

no.

he's an enemy of objective morality because he loves war and violence.