ABondSlaveofChristJesus
Puritan Board Freshman
Can a Darwinist be appalled at certain "unethical" actions and yet remain consistent with ethical relativism, under the grounds that, as we evolved into our human state, our newly evolved cognitive faculties created the grounds for a much more complex attachment with others beings. Therefore with our new cognitive abilities the loss of a companion becomes much more significant, because our newly evolved ration creates deeper attachment. If we had no intellect and could not "get to know" other personalities besides touching and motioning, then murder would not be as big of a loss.