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Originally Posted by tame_deuces
No, I'm not trying to limit God, I'm simply questioning how you stick words together. "Absolute moral relativism" is... quite interesting.
You stated "[I]f only God commands what is good, then good isn't relative but absolute." No, if God is posited as omnipotent, this is not necessarily true at all: he/she/it can be the sole wellspring of "good", and that good can still be absolutely morally relative.
Not sure where you're getting confused as far "absolute moral relativism" is concerned. I included the "absolute" to make clear that there are no set abstractions, given that "moral relativism" is a term used loosely.
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Originally Posted by tame_deuces
I'm sure any research you do will provide exactly the results you want.
Oh yeah, sure, but why research when I've already made my point above? If you're going to successfully contest your opponent's position, throwing in these puerile jabs isn't going to cut it.
