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[technoir]

So feeling a particular notion of philisophical exploration lately and being of an instrospective nature I have come accross a question I thought I would share.

What is the highest example of morality?

Is it sacrifice?
Is it the pure love of a parent for a child?

What constitutes a pure example of morality in it's highest form?

I realize this can be a farcicle question in some respects. But the answers can be telling about the people who give them.

TechNoir

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[technoir.livejournal.com]

so there is no such thing as moral act? You can only have a pattern of morality?

What about evil?

We will all aknowledge there are evil acts in the world. Can a single act of not be judged by the standard of right and be found to be an example of moral action?

[lilisonna.livejournal.com]

What about evil? And who defines the standard of right? The culture? Something internal?

You did not ask about moral acts; you asked for the highest example of morality. If you want the highest example of a moral act, I would say that it would be doing what you personally know is right in the face of overwhelming opposition.

[technoir.livejournal.com]

I would think an act is a good exple of principle. A moral act an example of morality and an evil act vice versa.

So for you the example would be sticking to an internal morality, rather than the external standard?

like i said the answers say alot about the people giving them.

TechNoir