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Beyond Subjective Morality: Embracing Natural Law

Beyond Subjective Morality: Embracing Natural Law

Objective Moral Principles

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Mark Davey
Apr 06, 2023
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Title: Beyond Subjective Morality: Embracing Natural Law and Objective Moral Principles

Introduction:

The concept of subjective morality has long been debated in philosophical circles, with many arguing that moral truths are dependent on individual or cultural perspectives. While this may hold true in some contexts, it is important to recognize that certain immoral acts are inherently contrary to the principles of natural law. In this blog post, we will explore the limitations and issues associated with subjective morality, particularly in relation to the natural law's immoral acts. We will also introduce a manifesto that proposes an objective morality grounded in natural law principles and invite readers to share their feedback and thoughts on this perspective.

The Problem with Subjective Morality:

Subjective morality posits that moral truths are relative to individual or cultural beliefs and values. This view can lead to several issues and challenges:

  1. Moral relativism: Subjective moralit…

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