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Old 04-22-2003, 01:47 AM   #21
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Originally posted by Albert Cipriani
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But in your world, they are. Your "standards" of right and wrong reflect what you yourselves feel is right and wrong. Hence, they are but a projection of your inner selves, a form of self-aggrandizement. Thus, you can never fail to live up to your own standards. Rather, only others who don’t share them can.

OK, some non-religious people have a "moral system" that is based on hedonism, opportunism and short-term egoism. But that is not true about everybody.

I have noticed that some religious people interpret the moral code of their religion in the way that is favorable for their egoistic interests. "If others do it, it is a sin, but if I do it, it is not a sin."
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