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To: one_less who wrote (66045)	4/11/2018 7:14:21 AM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 361828

Personal and societal moral systems prescribing how one should act are secondary to the ideas of morality as I pointed out in my original post.... rendering moral systems an utterly different matter all together. I can't make sense of that. You seem to be saying that there's an alpha moral system outside the paradigm of moral systems. It boggles the mind that something could exist beyond itself. It's like there being a universe outside the universe. Does not compute. If you perceive such a thing, perhaps you could name it, if it has a name, and point to where it is documented so that we might glean its message. So far its scope is represented only by your four examples of what is included, patience, generosity, cruelty, and harmful behavior, all of which are all quite prosaic. And all of which describe "how one should act," thus are "secondary" according to you as opposed to supra-paradigm.