Do you believe morality is objective or subjective

[6ft4]

I get the arguments for it being subjective but something inside of me says it's objective (when applied in relation to your kin at least)(is that a contradiction?)
I will try write a detailed explanation for my reasoning in future but I'd like to get more perspectives

 

[Memento Mori]

Ultimately it's something that's inconclusive overall. How you view it depends on which way you lean philosophically.

 

[bell]

I'm satisfied with my own moral leanings but that's applied case-by-case. I don't think morality can be mind independent, so I'd say I'm more pragmatic when it comes to any moral determination which arises through how I feel at a particular point in time. Of course this can be tweaked to a degree.

 

[ladysecret]

I feel with discussions of Modern Morality, it all ends up turning into a purity spiral. I think it is entirely subjective. Most people who argue for the former have slave morality, I'd say.

 

[ManOfGod]

Well morality is something us humans developed, it was never forced upon us. Respecting others, treating others how you would like to be treated, and not being a total asshole is something we can and should ideally all agree on.

 

[Gilgamesh]

Subjective and relative like many sensory experiences. Most people's morals are shaped by what is deemed "lawfully good" and not what is morally good in any universal sense.

 

[ManOfGod]

Most people's morals are shaped by what is deemed "lawfully good" and not what is morally good in any universal sense.

We shaped morals and what is lawfully good as a human collective.