One problem with subjectivism is that we sometimes seem to like things that we think are bad -- for example, hurting other people.
One problem with subjectivism is that we sometimes seem to like things that we think are bad -- for example, hurting other people.
For the most part, what we like tends to correspond with what we think is good. But this doesn't hold universally. There are times when we like something that we think is bad -- for example, hurting others.
Morality is supposed to constrain our likes and dislikes. The thought that hurting others is bad can keep us from doing it, although we'd like to do it.
One problem with subjectivism is that we sometimes seem to like things that we think are bad -- for example, hurting other people.
For the most part, what we like tends to correspond with what we think is good. But this doesn't hold universally. There are times when we like something that we think is bad -- for example, hurting others.
Morality is supposed to constrain our likes and dislikes. The thought that hurting others is bad can keep us from doing it, although we'd like to do it.