Monogamy

Originally posted by @eladar
Your morality is based on the rejection of God.

And yours the rejection of reason.

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
My morality is based upon the Golden Rule.
I adhere to my own morals.
How difficult is that for you to understand?

You base your morality on some flavour of
Christianity and spin it to fit your preferences.

Do you think other people should adhere to your morals? Or are you ok with each person having their own morals?

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
And yours the rejection of reason.

If you say your moral standard is based on reason, then what do you do when what is “reason” for you contradicts with what is “reason” for someone else?

Originally posted by @dj2becker
If you say your moral standard is based on reason, then what do you do when what is “reason” for you contradicts with what is “reason” for someone else?

Why do you want to discuss this for the seventeenth time?

Jog on.

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
Why do you want to discuss this for the seventeenth time?

Jog on.

Well if you had actually attempted to answer the question the first time I may not have asked it again.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
Well if you had actually attempted to answer the question the first time I may not have asked it again.

I answered it when you were using one of your previous accounts (You know, when you were deliberately misleading people).

Originally posted by @dj2becker
Do you think other people should adhere to your morals? Or are you ok with each person having their own morals?

Everyone has their own morals - being ok with that is irrelevant and not something I think about.

Do you think other people should adhere to your morals?
Are you ok with each person having their own morals?

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Everyone has their own morals - being ok with that is irrelevant and not something I think about.

Do you think other people should adhere to your morals?
Are you ok with each person having their own morals?

If you say that people should not adhere to your moral standard of what is right and wrong, then how is your standard of any value to anyone?

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
I answered it when you were using one of your previous accounts (You know, when you were deliberately misleading people).

I don't recall your answer, but I'm sure if it was worth repeating you would.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
If you say that people should not adhere to your moral standard of what is right and wrong, then how is your standard of any value to anyone?

That would be for the person giving it value to answer.

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
That would be for the person giving it value to answer.

If you are confident that your morals are the right ones to follow, why don't you think other people should have the same 'right' morals that you have?

Originally posted by @dj2becker
I don't recall your answer, but I'm sure if it was worth repeating you would.

The reason you don't recall answers is that you barely read them before responding.

You might want to fix that.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
If you are confident that your morals are the right ones to follow, why don't you think other people should have the same 'right' morals that you have?

Because I give others the same rights as me.
(Remember: Golden Rule)

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
The reason you don't recall answers is that you barely read them before responding.

You might want to fix that.

Alternatively I don't recall your answer because it was non existent. If it did in fact exist and was worth repeating I'm sure you would have.

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Because I give others the same rights as me.
(Remember: Golden Rule)

Not if you are following the golden rule and they aren't.