Comments on: Euthyphro and Collins http://blog.thehumanist.com/?p=328 Humanist Perspectives on Breaking News and Political Activities Fri, 10 Sep 2010 19:21:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: William Bogie http://blog.thehumanist.com/?p=328&cpage=1#comment-3590 William Bogie Sat, 29 Nov 2008 16:19:02 +0000 http://blog.thehumanist.com/?p=328#comment-3590 I agree with this post. I would however make one point. Spitituality does help an individual find truth in so far as that truth is true for that individual. If one were to pray to god and be "told" homosexuality is wrong, then for that person (and others like him or her), it is true that homosexuality is wrong. You do correctly point out the relative nature of morality, in that it is a purely subjective creation of human beings when you write: "We must recognize that there is not an overarching I agree with this post. I would however make one point. Spitituality does help an individual find truth in so far as that truth is true for that individual. If one were to pray to god and be “told” homosexuality is wrong, then for that person (and others like him or her), it is true that homosexuality is wrong.

You do correctly point out the relative nature of morality, in that it is a purely subjective creation of human beings when you write: “We must recognize that there is not an overarching

]]> By: Francis Mortyn http://blog.thehumanist.com/?p=328&cpage=1#comment-2611 Francis Mortyn Fri, 22 Aug 2008 18:58:41 +0000 http://blog.thehumanist.com/?p=328#comment-2611 Well stated. Well stated.

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