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Originally Posted by Beebs
I'm saying yes, it does exist, for the record.
I don't see why objective morals can't exist the same way objective mathematics exists; it's just there.
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You may have come to the right conclusion, but I want a defense of it. Don't be lazy. We can't just say something is true because it's true.
A natural law:
A system of law which is purportedly determined by nature, and thus universal. Classically, natural law refers to the use of reason to analyze human nature -- both social and personal -- and deduce binding rules of moral behavior. According to natural law theory, morality is a function of human nature and reason can discover valid moral principles by looking at the nature of humanity.