I have a strong feeling that your argument is not correct. Does that make me or anyone else sharing this feeling correct, based solely on our feeling (or the strength of them)?
The strong feelings only apply to moral judgements and aesthetic judgements. Presumably your strong feeling about my argument is neither.
Re: Sorry, Chioptera...you are not God by definition
you are not God by definition
Do you have evidence that Chiroptera is not God, or is that a mere assertion? Are you suggesting that it would be impossible "by definition" for God under an assumed name to post on this forum?
This message has been edited by robinrohan, 03-08-2006 02:17 PM
Since all kinds of feelings are equally powerless to "prove" the existence of an objective reality, yet are used as evidence for objective reality in many OTHER cases, they can also be used in the case of feelings of morality.
What would be an example of our feelings being used as evidence for objective reality that doesn't have to do with morals?