There is nothing idealistic in saying that morals are standards which exist for logical reasons. I have already explained to you why everyone doesn't follow the moral law. Do you need for me to tell you again?Your idea of universal code of morality is idealistic and divorced from reality.Reality is defined as the world or the state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them. So seeing reality instead of perception of reality is indeed winning as there can only be one correct view which is known as reality.You have some need to feel like you win don't you? That's kind of sad that you think you have to claim victory on an anonymous message board.
Doesn't matter how many people believe it. It only matters what logic determines to be the objective truth. There is only one objective truth. Objective truth is the final state of fact. Once discovered it will be known that objective truth was always that way and will always be that way even if others don't believe it.And just because i think some behaviors are unacceptable doesn't mean everyone does.
That's incorrect. It's not me that determines anything. It is logic which determines objective truth which is also known as reality. Standards exist for logical reasons so people can choose any standard they like but only the correct standard won't have negative consequences. I am not arguing that I know better. I am arguing that logic knows better.I'm not arrogant enough to think my thoughts and opinions constitute some absolute law as you seem to.
Correct. Logic is. Logic determines the standard. Anything less will lead to predictable surprises because standards exist for logical reasons.So no i don't condone the abuse of children or slavery. But I am not the absolute authority on these matters and neither are you
If something is universal then it applies to all and like I said we have decided that there are times when a behavior is both acceptable and unacceptable relative to the situation.
That one fact alone disproves the idea of some universal code of morals