Thanks for the comment. When I use the term "morality", it is in the sense of objective right and wrong for human behavior. Many people have a skewed sense of what morality actually is. For example, just because someone doesn't LIKE some type of behavior such as drug use or a particular sexual orientation, they say it's immoral. Just because someone doesn't LIKE something does NOT make it immoral. Immoral means it is WRONG. Something that is WRONG causes harm to another individual. For example, when the tax man takes someone's money, that is WRONG because it is THEFT and it is causing harm to the individual that is losing their money. If someone does nothing but play video games all day, every day, it is NOT WRONG. They are not harming another individual by their actions. They are only harming themselves, which they have a right to do. I might not like or agree with their lifestyle, but it is NOT WRONG in terms of objective morality. To learn in greater depth about objective morality, I highly recommend the work of Mark Passio. His Natural Law presentation can be found online. Buckle in, it's about 8 hours of amazing information. Just search "Mark Passio Natural Law Presentation" and you'll find it. His website is whatonearthishappening.com. Thanks again for the comment and getting dialogue going. Steem on!
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