That's the problem I usually see with most of the written moral rules, that through universals they are unable to recognize the particularity and uniqueness of each situation in itself.
are you perhaps familiar with the tao te ching ?
That's the problem I usually see with most of the written moral rules, that through universals they are unable to recognize the particularity and uniqueness of each situation in itself.
are you perhaps familiar with the tao te ching ?
It gives a more fluid and flexible way of understanding the good, I think.
And isn't following the Tao basically being yourself?
So, I can agree with it.
∴
Yes, I am.