Your axioms are underspecified. When you say [1], you really mean that human notions of good and evil change over time. Gods aren't affected by human notions, of course.
That's the thing with logic: your conclusions are only as good as your axioms. It is only a useful way of either verifying a line of argument, or of teaching an argument to somebody, or something like that: logic doesn't deal with truth, only provability.
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Date: 2024-05-25 10:09 am (UTC)That's the thing with logic: your conclusions are only as good as your axioms. It is only a useful way of either verifying a line of argument, or of teaching an argument to somebody, or something like that: logic doesn't deal with truth, only provability.