How do you know what is "right" or "wrong"?
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Moral relativism
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Are there any absolute moral principles?
How do you know what is "right" or "wrong"?
Re: Religion is not the problem
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Cool, yup, I get you now. And I completely agree.
Big words are just big words. They don't really help much if no one understands me when I use them, lol. As long as we find a common context, and you did that well. Thanks. discussion post on Thu, November 5, 2009 - 6:15 PM
Re: Religion is not the problem
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..."we have filters in our brain.,switches if you like that turn everything we see into a cognitive pattern.,if that gear doesnt work--we go insane"...
Everything you experience or percieve is a cognitive pattern. Without sensory cognition you ... read more discussion post on Thu, November 5, 2009 - 4:47 PM
Re: Religion is not the problem
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Pick...I'm still not clear. Is this an idea you have, or an established scientific thing?
discussion post on Thu, November 5, 2009 - 4:41 PM
Re: Religion is not the problem
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Can you point me to something that describes these "filters in our brain.,switches if you will"...?
I'm not sure whay your thinking of, and I study Cognitive Science. discussion post on Thu, November 5, 2009 - 1:45 PM
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