Something I'm kind of confused with even after watching this video twice. Would like some help.
http://givemeananswer.org/?p=1983
Objective morality
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Re: Objective morality
Whats the difference between objective and universal morality?
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Re: Objective morality
I can't watch the video since I'm at work. Going by their names though, It sounds like universal morality would be "morality that everyone shares regardless of location or culture" and objective morality being "morals that are right or wrong whether a person believes so or not".
In common use I would probably use them interchangeably though, haha.
In common use I would probably use them interchangeably though, haha.
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