By the way, I think that I am going to reask a question that I asked before.
Namely, you seem worried that if morality were subjective you would stop listening to you inner conscience and behave in a way that you would
feel is immoral.
But what about the implications of an absolute standard of morality? Why aren't you worried about the conflicts between your inner conscience and this absolute standard, that you might have to choose between behaving in a way that is absolutely immoral or behaving in a way that you feel is immoral?
If you truly are worried about violating your inner conscience, I would think that you would be relieved if morality were subjective.
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Actually, if their god makes better pancakes, I'm totally switching sides. --
Charley the Australopithecine
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