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What some absolutes.we have already justified stealing and lying, The way gravity and morals relate of course is both potentially being a Law.In the physical realm if you plant carrots,carrots will be harvested,and subsequently stealing from others will result in theft of ones own property(what you sow you shall reap) if in fact the law is absolute. I have found that theives are concerned about securing their possessions instinctively expecting their reward.
Is it ever acceptable to say..rape. Already justifying stealing (in ones own determination of circumstances).. Is their an absolute moral (law) that we are willing to subject ourselves to?or can every circumstance be justified by one's own shifting law.

[QUOTE="Xzorter, post: 102579, member: 3348"] What some absolutes.we have already justified stealing and lying, The way gravity and morals relate of course is both potentially being a Law.In the physical realm if you plant carrots,carrots will be harvested,and subsequently stealing from others will result in theft of ones own property(what you sow you shall reap) if in fact the law is absolute. I have found that theives are concerned about securing their possessions instinctively expecting their reward. Is it ever acceptable to say..rape. Already justifying stealing (in ones own determination of circumstances).. Is their an absolute moral (law) that we are willing to subject ourselves to?or can every circumstance be justified by one's own shifting law. [/QUOTE]

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