I don't believe that cultural norms define morality, rather the opposite. Humanity is naturally desirous of virtue even if there a weakness within man...
So if God is the greatest being conceivable he should be powerful enough to not give us a chance to do evil. After all, it is greater to keep someone ...
Thanks. :) I think the theory that morality is determined by culture is almost brain dead in a way because all you have to do is find a culture that s...
Yes, I think that psychologically people are different. As for why, I think it may be because of a combination of upbringing and personality. Nature v...
I have seen these before. Genesis chapter 9 is where the rabbis claim they are, right? I took a quiz online that labeled me a Platonist. Not sure if t...
What about all the times in the Old Testament when he said to such and such a nation that he would end them? Can God be on your side in the midst of d...
Conscience. The still small voice in all is what reminds us of our social and ethical necessities. Whenever a person gets an intuitive sense that some...
Well, you can say that but if God's intentions are beyond our understanding why does he even attempt to reveal himself through things like Scripture o...
I'm not sure. If God is merely an experience he isn't in existence. God must be both a reality and an experience if he is anything at all. I actually ...
It seems to not take into account the person's experience of themselves, which is important to understand reality and what the person is trying to com...
I think it does to a certain extent. If eventually all decisions lead to God then God is the orchestrater of all actions. Meaning that man has essenti...
Some would say yes, others no. I align more with Immanuel Kant's theory of ethics. He basically says that ethics are driven by duty. You might be more...
Responding to OP as well. I believe you are correct. I don't understand Anselm's psychology behind his statements. Just because you can imagine a flav...
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