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What is Natural Moral Law Science about?
"Human behavior is part of nature, reality, existence, the universe. Reality, existence, universe and nature has Natural Laws. Therefore, human behavior has Natural Laws since it is part of reality, universe, nature. The Natural Law for behavior is known as Morality, Natural Moral Law. There is a science (knowledge) of behavioral dynamics that can be applied as an objective law in reality.Natural Moral Law is a science that can be demonstrated through observable objects, phenomena, events and processes in objective reality, specifically relating to human immoral behavior that can be personally felt by consciousness beings capable of feeling. Moral violations only apply to beings capable of feeling violated, and only such beings can respond to being violated (animals). The universe has other Natural Laws of impersonal Cause and Effect, that are not morally based or related, that have no source in morality or immorality, and have no feeling of moral violations that cause harm or pain, and hence do not reciprocate Cause and Effect based on any perceived harm or pain, because they are not capable of this. Herein lies an objective reality that is not recognized in the conceptual framewo
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Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.
- Author
- Kris Nelson
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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