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<blockquote data-quote="Relique du Madde" data-source="post: 5785020" data-attributes="member: 42169"><s> Being moral doesn't imply free will.&nbsp; Being moral implies you have a sense of right and wrong and you tend to act for the betterment of society because that is good and right.&nbsp; &nbsp; </s><s></s><s>Now if you use morality as an alignment system it will broken down into:</s><s>Moral - you act for the good of society</s><s>Immoral - you act to the detrament of society</s><s>Amoral - you act with a disregard of any societal principals because you either don't care for them, you don't know of them, you think it is all bunk, or you think they are a form of control.</s><s></s>&nbsp;<s>-Sent via Tapatalk</s><s></s>Edit: I read mortal as moral.Even then, I don't think mortal is a good term for what you want.&nbsp;&nbsp; You seem to be talking more about determinism.&nbsp; That is, you are good/evil because of predestination or predeterminism vs choice or the combined total of your actions (free will).&nbsp; The correct term, sadly has political overtones...is metaphysical libertarian.&nbsp; It basically implies no predestination, no predetermination and only free will guides your actions.However</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Relique du Madde, post: 5785020, member: 42169"] [s] Being moral doesn't imply free will. Being moral implies you have a sense of right and wrong and you tend to act for the betterment of society because that is good and right. Now if you use morality as an alignment system it will broken down into: Moral - you act for the good of society Immoral - you act to the detrament of society Amoral - you act with a disregard of any societal principals because you either don't care for them, you don't know of them, you think it is all bunk, or you think they are a form of control. -Sent via Tapatalk [/S] Edit: I read mortal as moral. Even then, I don't think mortal is a good term for what you want. You seem to be talking more about determinism. That is, you are good/evil because of predestination or predeterminism vs choice or the combined total of your actions (free will). The correct term, sadly has political overtones...is metaphysical libertarian. It basically implies no predestination, no predetermination and only free will guides your actions. However [/QUOTE]

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