RCSaunders wrote: ↑Mon Feb 28, 2022 4:40 pm
Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Mon Feb 28, 2022 3:38 pm
Age wrote: ↑Mon Feb 28, 2022 12:40 pm
Yes True, and has ALREADY BEEN DONE.
But, the VERY REASON WHY 'you', adult human beings, have NOT YET SEEN the PROOF, and NOT just 'evidence', NOR the 'sound AND valid arguments' is because your VERY OWN ASSUMPTIONS and BELIEFS PREVENT STOP 'you' from SEEING 'them'.
And, if you want to PROVE your CLAIM here True, then just find us someone who BELIEVES or DISBELIEVES the OPPOSITE of you, and PROVIDE the 'evidence and sound valid argument' for YOUR "side", and let us SEE if the "other" can SEE and ACCEPTS your 'demonstration for 'its' existence'.
GOOD LUCK with that one, by the way.
You 'demonstrating the existence that there is NO 'moral objective' by providing 'evidence and sound argument' for your claim that, "There is absolutely NO 'moral objective' AT ALL", let us NOT FORGET is NOT WORKING AT ALL here.
Which, REALLY, counters your OWN CLAIM here that if ANY 'thing' exists, then "evidence and sound argument can demonstrate its existence". So, this either MEANS that your CLAIM here is False and Wrong, OR, that 'moral objective' ACTUALLY DOES EXIST.
If you can find a human being who BELIEVES or DISBELIEVES some 'thing', and while they are HOLDING ONTO that BELIEF or DISBELIEF, you can PRESENT some 'thing' that makes them CHANGE "sides", then will you let me KNOW what you did PLEASE?
OF COURSE IT IS. So, WHY did you bring 'this' up and into the discussion here now?
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WHY did you bring such an ABSURD and RIDICULOUS notion into this discussion?
I am NOT.
Are you a DISBELIEVER?
This would CERTAINLY EXPLAIN a LOT.
By the way, are you EVER going to define what the word 'objective' MEANS, or REFERS TO, to you?
If no, then WHY NOT?
By the way, there ARE 'moral facts'. And, HOW TO FIND, and/or OBTAIN, them has ALREADY BEEN EXPLAINED.
The burden of proof for a claim is with the claimant. You claim there are moral facts. So the burden of proof for that claim is yours. And I don't think you've met that burden of proof. You just claim that you have. So do it here, now. Assert what you think is a moral fact, and show why it's a fact and not a matter of opinion. Go on. Stump up. Or just carry on blathering. Up to you.
The problem is the word, "moral." No one has identified what moral refers to.
I HAVE.
RCSaunders wrote: ↑Mon Feb 28, 2022 4:40 pm
What does the phrase, "moral fact," refer to?
To me, the word 'fact' means, or refers to, 'that' what is IRREFUTABLE.
And, because, to me, 'moral, refers to 'that' what is;
concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour.
A 'moral fact', to me, would be 'that', which is concerned with the principles of right and wrong behavior, and which is IRREFUTABLE.
Now, how to find 'that', which is IRREFUTABLE is done by finding and/or discovering 'that', which could be AGREED WITH, and ACCEPTED BY, EVERY one.
So, a right or wrong behavior, which could AGREED WITH, and ACCEPTED BY, EVERY one is what the words 'moral fact' refers to. Well to me anyway.
RCSaunders wrote: ↑Mon Feb 28, 2022 4:40 pm
The words, "right," and, "wrong," certainly can have factual meanings when they refer to objectives or purposes or goals. That which achieves or accomplishes the objective, purpose, or goal is right, and that which hinders or prevents achieving or accomplishing the goal or objective is wrong.
This would WORK, or FIT IN, ALSO, with what I have to explain and say.
RCSaunders wrote: ↑Mon Feb 28, 2022 4:40 pm
If the word, "moral," is going to have a meaning, isn't it necessary to identify some objective, purpose, or goal relative to which a thing is "morally," right or wrong, and doesn't that objective, purpose or goal have to be truly objective, not some ideological floating abstraction, like, "the good of mankind," or, "the good of society."
Would a Truly Peaceful and Harmonious 'world', with and for EVERY one, as One, be a 'truly objective' objective, purpose, or goal?
If no, then WHY NOT?
A Truly Peaceful and Harmonious 'world', is where EVERY one is just living together peacefully, in harmony, which just means living WITHOUT quarreling, bickering, 'arguing', fighting, and WITHOUT killing each other. That way of life and living just involves having a True and FULL understanding for EVERY one, and so there is Peace and Harmony with and for EVERY one. (Plus the other things).
Is that "some ideological floating abstraction", to you, or is it 'truly objective?
And, what do those two terms, EXACTLY, mean, or refer to, to you?