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Are your values (morals, beliefs, ect) context sensitive, or is what's right always right, and wrong always wrong?

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Asked By: rujon 18-21, M  1 year ago

i mean.. there are so many moral issues that i feel MUST be flexible, right? when there don't seem to be any choices that are good, doesn't the "least evil" become good?

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  1. jettys - 56-60 years old

    Posted by jettys Feb 23rd, 2012 at 10:18AM

    everything is(or should be) in context!
    Using absolutes just creates conflict!
    Just look at the harm religion causes,using absolutes!!

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