“If indeed good were a feeling....then it would exist in time. But that is why to call it so is to commit the naturalistic fallacy. It will always remain pertinent to ask, whether the feeling itself is good; and if do, then good cannot itself be identical with any feeling.”
Written by British philosopher G.E. Moore, this seminal text delves into the nature of ethical values and the distinction between good and evil, influencing subsequent discussions in moral philosophy. more
“He was a good boy and ‘projected’ goodness – which later would be the downfall of many a person.”
“When we are under a tree, we are under a temple, a temple of countless goodnesses!”
“If I have done good for someone I have done bad for the conservative society.”