Submitted by beforesunset1010 t3_za96to in philosophy
cutelyaware t1_iyokehg wrote
Reply to comment by enternationalist in How to solve moral problems with formal logic and probability by beforesunset1010
I've had new situations come to light that cause me to rethink my proper responses to moral questions, but I can't think of anything that changed my morality. For example I still think that it should be a woman's right to choose abortion, but I've come to believe that pro-life people have a point.
How have you changed your morality?
enternationalist t1_iyq1glb wrote
How is changing your answer to a moral question distinct from your morality changing? Per your own definition, your sense of right and wrong has shifted to give you a different answer.
I used to believe making others happy as a priority was the moral choice, now I think people should generally be more self centered. I used to oppose any sort of violence; now I believe it is sometimes necessary or justified. By what definition are these not a change in morality?
cutelyaware t1_iyq2kx1 wrote
I suppose it's fine to call such a shift a movement in one's morality.
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