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Open Combox for Debating Objective Morality

Jeffery Jay Lowder | February 9, 2016

Feel free to debate in the combox as your heart desires. I have just one suggestion: make sure you clearly define your terms. Notoriously polysemous words to define include

  • “objective”
  • “morality”
  • “values”
  • “obligations”
  • “atheism”
  • “naturalism”
metaethics, theistic metaethics Tags: morality, objective | Comments

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