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  • What is objective morality? - Philosophy Stack Exchange
    The challenge for finding an objective morality (independent of God) is to somehow demonstrate that a moral statement like "Helping others is good" or "Raping is bad" is true independently of the observer or subject of the statement There are ways to do this without resorting to God One example is Kant, with his famous categorical imperatives
  • Objective vs Absolute Morality: Is one possible without the other?
    An objective morality might state that killing for fun is wrong, but an absolute morality could make exactly the same claim, ie: that killing for fun is wrong 'Objective' is defined as "not dependent on the mind for existence; actual" (Oxford Languages - Philosophy)
  • ethics - Can objective morality be derived as a corollary from the . . .
    From this premise axiom, how would it logically follow that objective morality exists? Even if it’s objectively true that God can punish people for actions deemed "wrong", this would only describe God's subjective opinions and behavior, along with the fact that God is powerful enough to impose His views on the universe, similar to a dictatorship
  • ethics - Can we judge morality? - Philosophy Stack Exchange
    Many; perhaps most of us 'judge morality' every day Who claims 'Relative morality is wrong because objective morality exists' is welcome to define 'objective morality…' The judgment you should use to determine whether a moral view is right or wrong is how it compares to your up-bringing… first, to family and then to your societal values
  • How might a moral subjectivist be able to debate morality with a moral . . .
    Having reasons to justify why you think things are moral or amoral doesn't make you a moral objectivist Your reasons and justifications are free to be subjective Your difference with a moral objectivist is the nature and source of morality not that you need an absolute justification for what you think is moral and amoral Morality to the subjectivist comes from humanity itself and so to
  • How can objective morality exist in Christianity? [closed]
    So Christianity can talk objective morality in the sense of God's-eye morality — morality according to the reasoning of God from its all-knowing and error-free perspective — while recognizing that humans themselves are largely incapable of grasping that objective morality
  • Why follow objective morals if they exist? - Philosophy Stack Exchange
    Why follow an objective morality? Because it's good for you, making your life better In this way, the normativity of morality is reduced to the normativity of well-being This strategy was common in the ancient western world: According to Plato, you should be just (partly) because it brings calm contentment to your soul
  • ethics - Morality is subjective? - Philosophy Stack Exchange
    I tend to believe that morality isn't all subjective Society objectifies morality and keep a distinction between good and bad So even if a person felt (subjective) what he was doing was right,
  • ethics - Was life inherently objectively good in Nietzsches . . .
    He destroyed God and objective morality, but he was very emphatic that one should substitute one's own morality, not nihilism "isn't he subscribing to the idea that 'life' is good and therefore inherently accepting the idea that some things are inherently good?" No! Nietzsche says that life (or whatever) is good because you believe it's good
  • What are the best arguments against the idea that objective morality . . .
    The most common argument against the existence of objective morality and moral facts besides moral differences between societies is that they aren’t tangible objects found in the universe and can’t be measured scientifically Are there any philosophical refutations or arguments against this?





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