What is Moral Truth? - Part 2
Channel: TheExample
Date: 15/02/2018

This is Part 2 of me and Davin's interview sessions on the campus Tuskegee University regarding Moral Truth. I thought these brothers handled themselves well. They basically wanted to affirm that there are objective moral truths but recognized that not everyone agrees or lives by these truths. On one hand, they realize that rejecting some moral truths shows that there is something wrong with that individual (ex: killing babies for the fun of it), but they also realize that not all of these truths are easy to determine. In fact, later they stated that it's basically impossible to determine what is right or wrong. Although this contradicted their earlier statements, they basically believe that all one can do is follow their own moral conscience (good or bad).

Definitions:
A proposition is objective if its truth value is independent of the person uttering it. A fact is objective in the same way. For morality to be objective, moral propositions such as "Killing is bad","Stealing is bad", etc... need to be true independently of the person who is stating them.

Subjective morality means that values are whatever we choose to pursue and whatever we desire. It means there is no such thing as good or evil, except what you think is good or evil.

This is only a first in our series of videos on this subject. Stay tuned for part 3.


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