``..The relativity was to some extent in Kant, because of the absence of absolutes..''
Better go back and read the Critique of Practical Reason again.
Jon Johanning __________________________________
Yup. Your right. Luckily that wasn't in the piece, but in the note to Diane Monaco. Morality is a matter of following absolutes.
However you can plug just about any content that is consistent into that---I guess that is what I intended to say---so there is an implicit relativity at work. The consequence is that heaven and hell are both moral orders, as long as both are rational and consistent. I think that is how the argument goes...
Chuck Grimes