Moral perfection is possible. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Explain your reasoning.?

Answer 1

Pefection is something to be sought but never attained. The important thing is the quest or path that you take which is more meaningful.

Answer 2

Yes, moral perfection is possible. You must remove yourself from all other human experience. That is not possible unless you are in a coma!

There was a black speaker at the U of A (Arizona) some years ago, who was speaking on racial behavior. The slant was that no one can be completely non-biased. The speaker made the position crystal clear and the audience showed their lack of appreciation for the gibberish; a black person telling a group of white people they were racist by nature. As you can imagine, the crowd was upset!

After a few minutes the speaker bent down behind the podium and when she stood up... She was white, and gave the exact same speech to rave reviews.

The above doesn't make the exact point about moral perfection but, it does give a glimpse into our thoughts about morality: What if the first speaker was white and had reversed the conversation? What if the first speaker did not have a color? What would life be like if we had moral perfection? Morality is kind of like: What fits!

Answer 3

I think it is, but my idea of moral perfection might not be same as someone elses. That doesn't mean that neither one is neccesarily right tho....

doing perfect is much harder than having perfect morals tho

Answer 4

disagree- there are too many differing cultural ideals of moral perfection

Answer 5

Nope. No one is perfect.

Answer 6

moral's are taught by people, who are products of their society

Answer 7

i disagree no one is perfect christ says so in thje bible the only one who never sinned was jesus! we are only human!