From: John Clark (jonkc@worldnet.att.net)
Date: Mon Jan 11 1999 - 09:08:09 MST
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Terry Donaghe <tdonaghe@yahoo.com>
>please explain how you can, in good faith, follow a philosophy
>which can be construed to justify anything.
Morality is important, civilization would be impossible without it. Far from
denigrating morality I celebrate it, but it needs no approval from inanimate matter
to justify it, such a thing would be an insult. Morality has a much more
illustrious bloodline. Calling morality subjective is the greatest compliment
you could give it because it means it's the product of the most important
thing in the observational universe, intelligent sentient beings. The only thing
that fits that bill are humans. Hydrogen gas has no say in the creation of ethics
and that bothers me not at all.
John K Clark jonkc@att.net
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