“We must not, therefore, be frightened by the assertion that a thing is natural into the admission that it is good; good does not, by definition, mean anything that is natural; and it is therefore always an open question whether anything that is natural is good.”
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
“If I have done good for someone I have done bad for the conservative society.”
“Always, there are some goodness in bad and something bad in goodness. It is the balance of life.”