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" Does Wayland mean by "a form of expression" the language expressing the law? If so, there would be no law till the expression was formed; if not, it would be better to say, A moral law is the order of sequence. The law of falling bodies existed before it was discovered and formulated. The laws of nature existed before they were discovered and stated by men of science.
Wayland lays emphasis on the word established, and hence concludes that an order of sequence established supposes an establish...er. His ethics is therefore theistic, and as seen in the sequel, Christian.
What is moral action? Wayland says : "It is a volun- tary action of an intelligent agent who is capable of dis- tinguishing between right and wrong, or of distinguish- ing what he ought from what he ought not to do. " Is every voluntary act of such a being moral? A moral being may perform actions morally indifferent, as whether one goes to town on horseback or in a buggy. It would be better to say, A moral action is the voluntary action of an intelligent being, performed in view of the fact that it is right or wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Does Wayland mean by "a form of expression" the language expressing the law? If so, there would be no law till the expression was formed; if not, it would be better to say, A moral law is the order of sequence. The law of falling bodies existed before it was discovered and formulated. The laws of nature existed before they were discovered and stated by men of science.
Wayland lays emphasis on the word established, and hence concludes that an order of sequence established supposes an establish...er. His ethics is therefore theistic, and as seen in the sequel, Christian.
What is moral action? Wayland says : "It is a volun- tary action of an intelligent agent who is capable of dis- tinguishing between right and wrong, or of distinguish- ing what he ought from what he ought not to do. " Is every voluntary act of such a being moral? A moral being may perform actions morally indifferent, as whether one goes to town on horseback or in a buggy. It would be better to say, A moral action is the voluntary action of an intelligent being, performed in view of the fact that it is right or wrong.
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