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TB, I think one's moral centre is developed from both something inherent in us and from our society. I disagree with you that the relevant question is what creates the moral centre. It's just a given that, to a greater or lesser extent, we all have one. But yet again this takes us off-topic, and for...

Good point you make, however it presents a logical contradiction that has been debated at length over human history and ultimately produces the conclusion that morality must be relative. This outcome is not acceptable to most people, that their views arise because of their circumstances and not som...

Sandra wrote:Sorry for my apparant selfishness but as I said it'll all get broken up soon.
Let's put a time limit on New threads. A month?

A month?!!

How about a year?

Sandra if you honestly believe what you say about Debenham and Russell then you are deeply misguided and deluded. Any virtuous acts they may have displayed were overwhelmingly negated by their vicious and brutal acts of physical and mental abuse towards innocent and defenceless children. The victims...

I can see your point, and if the teachers concerned were wholely repentant and admit to being mis-guided, and wiser-after-the-event, then I personally am not overly concerned that they still teach children - we all make mistakes after all, and we should all be given the chance to repair the damage....