keiths
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StephenB:
| Quote | —-camanintx: “So we agree that, regardless of the ontological nature of morality, people can have differing opinions of what is right or wrong.”
No one who is proposing the existence of an objective moral code believes that or has even come close to saying anything like that. |
The implication of Stephen's statement is that he believes either that people cannot differ on moral issues, or that their ability to differ depends on morality's ontological status.
Is he really that stupid?
Never mind. Don't answer. I already know the sad truth.
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