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Ethics and Morality • Re: What makes an action immoral?
CIN stated:
I have no objection to using dictionaries as a starting point for a philosophical debate about the meaning of words. What I object to is relying on dictionaries to settle the debate.What if the dictionary definition clarifies the terms of the discussion to the point where the debate is settled on that basis?

I mean, it's not as though we always h...

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Philosophy of Religion, Theism and Mythology • Re: If there is a God, why is there evil?
The most convincing answer is there is a God who knows and powerful created us to examine whether we do good deed or not. He created evil, so then free will make sense otherwise what is the meaning in he's rewarding us heaven.

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Philosophy of Science • Re: Fermat's Last Theorem - Punishment!
IMG_0341.jpeg (242.14 KiB) Viewed 2 timesArchimedes principle proves that a theory of quantum gravity doesn’t necessarily have to be ingenious if gravity itself we...

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Ethics and Morality • Re: What makes an action immoral?
To philosophers, or to anyone who makes demanding use of language, the dictionary 'definition' is a starting point, often clarified in detail for a particular purpose.I have no objection to using dictionaries as a starting point for a philosophical debate about the meaning of words. What I object to is relying on dictionaries to settle the debate.
My reference to a d...

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Discuss "In It Together: The Beautiful Struggle Uniting Us All" by Eckhart Aurelius Hughes • Re: Eckhart Aurelius Hu...
Am I right to say this book revolves around inner peace? I think that's where it all flows from—accepting people and things as they are, having nothing to forgive, and the eleven suggestions.Yes, I think it's fair to say that it revolves (at least in large part) around inner peace, meaning persistent true happiness of the spirit that (1) transcends bodily comfort/discomfort, (2)...

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