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Does "the world of facts meets the world of values" mean "reality meets ideas"?

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oristarA
 
Reply Thu 18 Apr, 2013 08:03 am

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The intersection of science and religion is an important crossroads, for it is there that the world of facts meets the world of values.
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RealEyes
 
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Reply Thu 18 Apr, 2013 08:19 am
@oristarA,
Just because we can do something doesn't mean we should do that thing.

The fact stands that you can legally protest funerals; most socially acceptable values indicate we ought avoid this behaviour.
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