Morality Decreasing With Time?

That's hardly an example, IMO.But yeah on the no absolutes.WRT the golden rule: If you, yourself, did not want to be treated like you treat others, would you then NOT treat others as you would have them treat you? But never absolute

How can anything be absolute? I mean, like, really absolute.Don't get me wrong, I believe in an absolute morality, but not because its logically possible or because there are actual examples of it. The only thing I can can back it up with is good ol' Goddidit.

My point exactly. If it was absolutely morally wrong to NOT follow the golden rule, then a masochist, as a person who wants others to hurt him, who did not want to hurt others would be morally wrong for NOT following the golden rule and NOT hurting others, but if he didn't want others to treat him as he wants them to treat him in the first place, is he even bound by the golden rule? He must be for it to be absolute, but then he can never follow it so its not absolute anyways.I'm not even gonna re-read that so I mght've maken a mistake somewhere in there, I dunno.

No, not necessarily. Just an omnipotent god, in general. They could have an absolute morality even if we couldn't come up with an example and found it logically impossible, becuase, due to their omnipotence, they could have anything.I see where you're going with Yahweh, though...