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Originally Posted by Archaea
Moral relativism can be misperceived.
For example, context matters.
You as card carrying Mormon would presumably be against murder, correct? Yet, Nephi, effectively "murders" Laban. Context.
In a flat world, people look for absolute rules. The only absolute rule with which I'm familiar is "Don't sin against the Holy Ghost."
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This is why I proposed making the rule act consistently with the will of God, as what he wants us to do can change at times. Of course with such a definition one might ask if all sin is evil? If so, what is the difference?