Question

[mogs me]

If a person only does the right thing because they fear punishment, is their action truly moral?

 

[hax]

basically summed up religion

 

[registerfasterusing]

If a person only does the right thing because they fear punishment, is their action truly moral?

I think my thread on rationality addresses this question to an extent. Can people truly act without considering the consequences of their actions?

Even the fulfillment of morality serves a consequential purpose, that is; assimilating into social law, securing a place in the afterlife, etc.

 

[mogs me]

I think my thread on rationality addresses this question to an extent. Can people truly act without considering the consequences of their actions?

Even the fulfillment of morality serves a consequential purpose, that is; assimilating into social law, securing a place in the afterlife, etc.

Can u link it?

 

[TyroneΩ]

No

 

[registerfasterusing]

Can u link it?

ON RATIONALITY - HIGH IQ RESPONSE FROM CHATGPT (GTFIH)

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