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   From: objective_ethics@ethical-liberty.com   
      
   To all interested in secular, universal, absolute, objective, etc    
   morality / ethics.   
      
   There is a universal moral system that consists of objective ethics and    
   sacrificial morality, each governing interactions between people in its    
   respective sphere of human society - public and private. The public   
   sphere includes all formal social institutions, and the private sphere   
   includes relations in family, between sexes, friends, etc. And there is   
   the book "Cult of Freedom & Ethics of Public Sphere" describing the   
   first part of the moral system (ASIN B00HKM0F06, ISBN 9781304753472).   
      
   Here is a short summary. The book explains the ethical foundations of   
   society. It describes how ethics came into being, why we need it, what   
   purpose it has. This book shows (and proves) why there could be the only   
   one possible "true" ethics – objective ethics (OE). This true ethics is   
   objective in the sense that its source is in objective reality   
   independent of any possible moral actor. Objective ethics is the basis   
   for actions of and relations between any rational beings not connected   
   personally. It has nothing to do with religion, traditions or science    
   (*). The foundations of OE are purely metaphysical although its    
   practical norms are found and formed through a trusted fair contract    
   between free moral actors. However, OE is not based on contract. Rather    
   it is contract that based on this ethics. To achieve this, OE demands    
   the elimination of all forms of violence, coercion, oppression,    
   influence and the like that may violate free expression of the will and    
   leads humanity to a free and just society that is a moral alternative to   
   the modern oppressive order. OE brings no practical benefits, goods or   
   utility, and its ultimate goal is absolute freedom even if it is   
   unreachable. It helps find the objective truth and distinguish the   
   objectively good from the objectively bad.   
      
      
   There is a site dedicated to objective ethics:   
      
   http://ethical-liberty.com   
      
   It is based on the book and presents all of the important ideas. Thanks    
   for your time / interest.   
      
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   * OE has also nothing in common with "objectivism"   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)