HM:
Aren't humans natural?
At least partially...
But isn't it telling that we expect them not to be?
I think human beings are far more complex than mere animals. If for no other reason, we expect them not to act like animals.
Does that not give you pause?
Because if you are correct, then what exactly did Cho do at Virginia Tech which was unnatural?
And consider this... if everything is natural, then from where did the idea of that which is 'unatural' (religion) originate?
Can Richard Dawkins claim that Christians are diseased, as though it is 'unnatural' or worse yet... 'evil'?
If you really examine those questions carefully, I think you will quickly see that the moral implications are hideous. In fact, I believe Darwin made a remark to that extent (I'll try to find it).
I am not suggesting that you or anyone else is supporting the philosophy I am about to invoke (so do not take this as such), but it is clear that it led to Hitler's conclusions. And that is not to deny Stalin or the others of their proper glory in the same boat.
I am not saying that invoking this disjunction between morality and naturalism is a final answer either...
I am suggesting you think about it. Some of these things you must see for yourself. It does me no good to declare them, if no-one takes the time to 'digest the offering'.
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