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Common Morality: Deciding What to Do
Common Morality: Deciding What to Do
Date: 15 April 2011, 13:48

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Here you will find quite a different approach to the subject of a non-religious morality than that of Moral Armor, though respect for the same essentials exists--that of a direct tie to human nature (which I equate not as the psychological aggregate of what most people are inclined to do, but meaning our biological nature).
While Moral Armor shows how the pattern of biological life builds into a complete description of a moral individual, then proceeds into his social relationships, artistic bias, and finally the institutional structures designed by either type of man (good versus evil), Common Morality in contrast, indicates an implicit moral language that exists via sentiment and common logic, which reflects the premises most would agree on as moral or immoral. Both emphasize a like cognitive ideal: moral self-responsibility.
With a preference for logic resting close to the core of Mr. Gert's contribution, I'd declare Aristotle's Laws of Logic the place to begin from an epistemological perspective (for the layman, this is a math-style method of validation for how any topic gets itself reasoned out). While Aristotle's work lies at the base of mine, I prefer the biological angle for structuring and validating moral actions since we can picture it, we use it every day ALREADY, and as it's SO much easier to convey.
In the most important topic facing mankind, it is good to see someone moving toward a clearer understanding of what constitutes rational, ethical behavior. I look forward to matching wits to help the world along, perhaps on TV talk show panels, some day soon.

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