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Proof from morality

שו”תCategory: philosophyProof from morality
asked 7 years ago

Hello Rabbi,
In the fourth notebook, you demonstrated at length the evidence for the existence of the Creator from the fact that we have objective morality to which we compare the morality we experience ourselves.
I didn’t understand why, if everyone has a different morality, if there is one objective and binding morality that God created, there should be a situation where everyone agrees clearly and unambiguously on what is moral and what is not. And as we know, that is not the case.
I would appreciate your response, thank you very much!


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מיכי Staff answered 7 years ago
It is not true that everyone has different morals. The differences are quite marginal. This can be likened to observing a distant object. Reuven says it is a star and Shimon says it is an airplane. The truth is that it is this or that. There is only one truth. But seeing a distant object is not unambiguous. On the other hand, no one would say it is a bird. Observing the idea of ​​good is also not unambiguous, and therefore there are arguments, but they are marginal.

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