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05-17-2005, 04:23 PM

Happy Monkey

I think this line's mostly filler.

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Originally Posted by mrnoodle

ooops HM beat me again. so i gotta add some. You're saying that there could be an absolute right and wrong, but we're incapable of discerning it. That's even worse. What would be the point of anything?

That's why I subscribe to relativism for practical purposes even though absolutism is theoretically possible. Unless you know of a way to figure out an absolute moral code unsullied by human hands?

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