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**Fegemiembendy** · 07-22-2011, 06:06 AM

Would we know right from wrong without religion? I have heard Paul bring this case up a few times. Acts of altruism have been witnessed in many species of animals. I think this is strongly related.

Robots show the evolution of altruism

It depends who you ask. Kant believed that humans have an inherent sense of good-will, Kohlberg believes we start learning from our parents and then evolve to take on societal morals. There are a lot of philosophies that don't really have to do specifically with religion.

07-22-2011, 06:06 AM	#8
Fegemiembendy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 395 Senior Member	Would we know right from wrong without religion? I have heard Paul bring this case up a few times. Acts of altruism have been witnessed in many species of animals. I think this is strongly related. Robots show the evolution of altruism It depends who you ask. Kant believed that humans have an inherent sense of good-will, Kohlberg believes we start learning from our parents and then evolve to take on societal morals. There are a lot of philosophies that don't really have to do specifically with religion.
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