Date:   4/17/2006 7:12:21 PM ( 19 y ago)
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Supersport, you really need to start reading philosophy if you want to start trying to answer those questions. Try reading Nietzsche. You'll see that your arguments are more superficial than a community college course of Philosophy 101. You should print this out and read it. It's heady stuff, but very worth the time and effort.

Here is a quote, and a link to his writings about good and evil.

Moral feeling in Europe is now just as refined, old, multi-faceted, sensitive, and sophisticated as the "Science of Morality" associated with it is still young, amateurish, awkward, and fumbling: an attractive contrast which now and then even becomes visibly incorporated in the person of a moralist. Even the phrase "Science of Morals" is, so far as what it designates is concerned, much too arrogant and contrary to good taste, which tends always to prefer more modest terms. We should in all seriousness admit to ourselves what we have needed to do for a long time and still need to do, the only thing that is justified at this point, that is, to assemble materials, organize conceptually, and set in order an immense realm of delicate feelings of value and differences in values, which live, grow, reproduce, and die off—and, perhaps, to attempt to clarify the recurring and more frequent forms of these living crystallizations, as a preparation for a theory of types of morality. Naturally, so far we have not been so modest.

http://www.mala.bc.ca/~johnstoi/Nietzsche/beyondgoodandevil_tofc.htm




 

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