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**Opislossy** · 04-30-2012, 12:03 AM

But the problem here is that everyone has different idea's of what is good and what is bad. Some may say (as the kuffar do) that drinking alcohol is good and others (such as the Muslims) say drinking it is bad. So morality is subjective when it just depends on a particular persons whims but it is objective when their is Creator Who gives us the criterion between right and wrong (Furqaan)

Exactly, that is the point just like I gave the example with marijuana If there is NO CREATOR then no one can impose a law on someone basing it on subjective morality. So all the governments are senseless in that they are imposing laws using subjective morality based on place and time.

Homosexuality was a medical disorder in the 19th century and changed to "sexual identify confusion" by the 20th century and here we are in the 21st century and homosexuality is now seen as "normal" and in many places even a legal marriage partnership. It is because these terms for homosexuality changed with time and place. Objective morality keeps homosexuality as the same whatever place, whatever time.

That was my point, if there is no objective morality, then right and wrong will always change with time and place and this to me is senseless. And does not allow for any law or judgement to work.

04-30-2012, 12:03 AM	#14
Opislossy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 399 Senior Member	But the problem here is that everyone has different idea's of what is good and what is bad. Some may say (as the kuffar do) that drinking alcohol is good and others (such as the Muslims) say drinking it is bad. So morality is subjective when it just depends on a particular persons whims but it is objective when their is Creator Who gives us the criterion between right and wrong (Furqaan) Exactly, that is the point just like I gave the example with marijuana If there is NO CREATOR then no one can impose a law on someone basing it on subjective morality. So all the governments are senseless in that they are imposing laws using subjective morality based on place and time. Homosexuality was a medical disorder in the 19th century and changed to "sexual identify confusion" by the 20th century and here we are in the 21st century and homosexuality is now seen as "normal" and in many places even a legal marriage partnership. It is because these terms for homosexuality changed with time and place. Objective morality keeps homosexuality as the same whatever place, whatever time. That was my point, if there is no objective morality, then right and wrong will always change with time and place and this to me is senseless. And does not allow for any law or judgement to work.
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