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Ethics

I'm sure mostly everyone has heard of trolly problems

It states that a trolly is moving towards 5 people but you can pull a lever and kill one person, save 5

mostly people would pull the lever

but it's because it feels like a math problem not anything real

for example should someone be forced to donate all their organs to save five people?

emotivism explains ethics as emotional responses so that is why when a problem is more real the answer sometimes change from when its less realistic

my example and trolly problem have the similar fandamental mechanism save five person for one

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u/Savings-Respond-9128 — 11 hours ago
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Paradox of time

In classical theism God is said to have created everything including space matter and time

If creation is an act then creation involves a change from one state to another meaning there must be a state in which God had not yet created the universe and a state in which he had created it

But if time itself was created with the universe then there was no time before creation

Without time there can be no before and after and without before and after it seems impossible for a change to occur

how could God create the universe through an act of change if time itself did not exist prior to creation?

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