Adirian, I’ve been trying to address the reasons you’ve given, in so far as you’ve given them. But for the most part what you’ve said about my opinions seems to consist of total non sequiturs, which doesn’t give me much to work on in ways more productive than saying “whatever you’re doing, you’re getting this all wrong”.
If you don’t think it’s reasonable to call a system of ethics “somewhat rational” when some of its bits are the way they are because of chains of reasoning and others aren’t, and when the person or society whose system of ethics it is sometimes treats inconsistencies as meaning that revision is needed and sometimes not, then clearly we have a terminological disagreement. Fair enough.
Adirian, I’ve been trying to address the reasons you’ve given, in so far as you’ve given them. But for the most part what you’ve said about my opinions seems to consist of total non sequiturs, which doesn’t give me much to work on in ways more productive than saying “whatever you’re doing, you’re getting this all wrong”.
If you don’t think it’s reasonable to call a system of ethics “somewhat rational” when some of its bits are the way they are because of chains of reasoning and others aren’t, and when the person or society whose system of ethics it is sometimes treats inconsistencies as meaning that revision is needed and sometimes not, then clearly we have a terminological disagreement. Fair enough.