Metaphysics & Goodness | Michael Gorman

Michael Gorman discusses metaphysical aspects of goodness and badness, exploring objectivity, normativity, and natural law ties to a higher power. He highlights subjective views of good and bad, contrasting Descartes and David Hume's perspectives. Gorman also delves into varying perspectives on goodness and evil, emphasizing evil as a lack against goodness as fulfillment. Additionally, he explores telos, natural law, and morality, emphasizing actions aligning with inherent goodness and flourishing.