durangodawood
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I'm pretty sure your axiological condition is impossible to prove. If its correct perhaps it can be apprehended through some undiscovered spiritual sense, or assented to out of pure hope, but certainly not proved.....unless perhaps to minds much smarter or dumber than mine.Generally speaking, yes.
Sure. I can understand that and this is why I stated above to various people that my axiological position as to what constitutes "the Good" will be difficult (maybe impossible) to explain or prove. I personally don't expect anyone to just agree or to perceive it all automatically as I do ... which isn't to say that I think it's "ok" if they don't.
Anyway, the short of it is that my hermeneutical view of "the Good" is partially informed by what might be called "Creation Ethics" along with some variation of "Ethics of Care," a view that is apart from and different in some aspects from Divine Command Theory as it is traditionally conceived.
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