
Originally Posted by
Jhared
there is such a thing as an is-ought problem present in logic, as what the late David Hume had pointed out, reality (is), idea (ought), should not derive an is from an ought, but rather it should be the other way around, the former be applied to ethics, yes, the latter should be applied when seeking the nature of physical things.. in your case since you believe in god because the bible tells you so, therefore you are prone to saying that laws ought to come from god, you are inferring that an is should follow your notion of an ought without so much as presenting an empirical data to support it.. in my book i find that fallacious, because the notion of god is irrefutable like what i said..