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Old Apr 2nd, 2004, 02:09 PM       
What if absolute morality is regarded as simply a product of society? Is there a set of norms for a given group of humans (or for humanity in general) that will result in the most harmonious and/or efficient society possible? If so, I would call that the absolute good in the absence of a divinely mandated value system.
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