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| − | + | Is goodness doing what you're told? Liberals would not agree. They rebel against being told to adhere to codes of behavior found in democratic countries. Conservatives would not agree. They resent the restrictions on freedom found in totalitarian countries. | |
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Revision as of 03:07, June 23, 2007
What is ethics? What are morals? We know they have something to do with "being good", but what is goodness?
Is goodness doing what you're told? Liberals would not agree. They rebel against being told to adhere to codes of behavior found in democratic countries. Conservatives would not agree. They resent the restrictions on freedom found in totalitarian countries.