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Old 08-06-2009, 03:09 PM   #20 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Inuzuka Skysword View Post
In other words, it claims that there is no objective morality.
No, it just doesn't make a moral claim.

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Humanitarianism does claim to support a morality though. It has ethics that are based on duty in that you are responsible for the well being of everyone else on this planet.
There is a difference between ethics and morality. Humanitarianism requires a strong sense of ethics, but not a strong sense of morality, or even any sense of morality.

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Originally Posted by JayJamJah
Morality in my experience is inherent to the individual and the environment in which they grow up. I find individual Liberty and it's preservation one of the most morally sound pursuits imaginable.
A million times this. Morality is not something which can be objectively right or wrong; it is simply an opinion of good and bad based on your upbringing and/or natural inclinations. Is murdering someone ever good? Maybe. Is it ethical? No.
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