Thread: Comparing Religion to an Abusive Husband

There isn't, but there can be.

Actually, I don't think that there is any possible way to have a universal moral code in the society of human beings seeing as every interaction is a different circumstance of the morality between two human beings that express to understand each other.

Moreover, I don't believe there should be because it leaves all capacity for human growth and struggle which is essential to evolution of the social organism to be completely meaningless.

Normally I would say, "this goes without saying", but apparently psychological biases deny me that ease.

Do you believe that there should be a homogeneous set of moral values for all human beings, and if so, what would be the guidelines of this system and would there be any room for the flexibility of circumstance?

Originally Posted by psychology student

There isn't, but there can be.

How?

Do you mean just a moral code that all humans live by perfectly? Even if that happened it would still be subjective to us.