Re: MD Evil in the MOQ

From: RISKYBIZ9@aol.com
Date: Wed Jan 20 1999 - 01:01:43 GMT


ROGER REPLIES ON EVIL TO BODVAR AND GLOVE:

To Glove:

You even sound like Doug Renselle! Actually he left before I joined, but I
like his web site, especially his book reviews.

As to your answers to the 5 questions of evil, I agree/disagree with your
answers/non answers from the perspective of the intellectual/many-truths
level. Sorry, I couldn't resist :-) I think you may have started a new thread
on the meaning of truth in a many truth pragmatic metaphysics........

To Bodvar:

Bo, I need to start with the statement that I think I am in agreement with
every thing you posted on the 19th..... except for one crucial statement. I am
not sure if I am misreading, misunderstanding, or what, but I don't understand
the following:

<<<<< But PLATT's latest input poses a
new riddle: the MOQ is based upon the axiom that there is nothing BUT
value which necessitates the opposite: low value, so to say that evil
is relative is plainly wrong. >>>>>

If you follow Platt, Struan and my thot processes through this thread, I
think you will see I have similar perspectives on the necessities of dualism
within the intellectual level. But why does it follow that "evil is relative
is plainly wrong"?

Am I missing something?

Rog

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