The Monopoly of Moral Naturalism

"I'm not a realist, but it's just totally unfair to those moral realists who are atheists," he says. "You're saying that we can't get from is to ought, but I mean, if that's true, that's true with you as well" He adds: "Never say ought to never said should. A lot of people do this too." 'We could stay within is and have a moral system, and that's easy,' the author argues.'It would be hard for us to say it fails', writes John Searle in his book The God Deliberately Deceitful Man (Simon & Schuster), published by Simon & Sch