Thread: influence on religion (past and present) on today's non-religious society
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Unread 1 Feb 2007, 18:34   #27
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Re: influence on religion (past and present) on today's non-religious society
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Originally Posted by Mighteh
yes, ofcourse, its all coming down to our understanding of subjectivity and objectivity.

For me, morality that is accepted subjectively by human race is quite objective. Otherwise not only u have to deny objectivism to morality, but to pretty much everything meta-human, except laws of science and math.
The human race isn't a single entity.
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