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Imagine you wake up in the middle of a maze and you don't know how you got there. A voice from a loudspeaker tells you that there's only one way out and you have to find it. You have no map; just the promise that you'll find it eventually. Unbeknownst to you, sensors have been installed under your skin to inflict increasing amounts of pain the more you move around the maze. Often times this pain is so much that it brings you to tears. You wonder if you should keep going but the voice from the loudspeaker implores you not to give up and that you're almost there. But you've been at this for hours, seemingly have made no progress, and you're in a high level of emotional distress.

Do you...

a) continue to search for the exit, despite the often excruciating pain being inflicted upon yourself, knowing you'll never get out if you don't keep trying, even though there's no guarantee that there's even an exit or if there is one, that you'll find it

or

b) resign yourself that you'll never get out and just sit where you are, avoiding any more pain?

What would you choose?

i am debating moral codes with a roommate, and he is a subjective truther/subjective morals believer. He keeps doing the "what's right for one might not be right for another." thing.

The First Law of Logic is that The Truth cannot contradict The Truth.

He is trying to claim morals aren't required to be logical, which is preposterous and regarding correcting other peoples lack of morals he's claiming you should just leave them alone and let eeryone do their own thing, quoting Jesus "do unto other as you would have them do unto you' out of context... Jesus and the Bible authors obviosly did not just let people do their own thing. Most of Jesus recorded words is him RANTING against corrupt priests and hypocrissy and other SINS. most of the Old Testament is the authors RANTING against corrupt priests, hypocrissy, SINS, and especially human sacrifice, idolatry, and adultery.

So the Bible authors did not compromise with people's morals, and the First Law of Logic requires that all True Moral Codes are Required to never contradict one another.

I laughed at him, because Jesus said, "Till heaven and Earth pass, not one jot or tittle shall in anywise pass away from the Law until all things are fulfilled."

The Law of Moses that he was talking about is not SUBJECT but rather OBJECTIVE and it does not compromise with anyone.