There’s no confusion here if we use a naturalistic definition of “actually good”. If we use a nonnaturalistic definition, then of course the question becomes bloody nonsense. I would hope you’d have the charity not to automatically interpret what my question nonsensically!
There’s no confusion here if we use a naturalistic definition of “actually good”. If we use a nonnaturalistic definition, then of course the question becomes bloody nonsense. I would hope you’d have the charity not to automatically interpret what my question nonsensically!
I have no idea what a naturalistic definition of “actually good” would be.