It seems to me there are 3 main points of view: - individual

>>1571262
Does divine include causes and purposes seen as greater than man, or is it just for deities and similiar?

>>1571273
>purposes seen as greater than man, or is it just for deities
Is there a difference between these? I think you can treat them as one.

>>1571278
The point of view. Quite irrelevant in the bigger picture.

>>1571282
By "divine" I mean people who think the agenda of a supreme being above humanity is a priority.

>>1571262
Eh, they're just axioms to start working from. I wouldn't include divine in there because it would still split into either collectivist or individual.

>>1571314
But there is a fundamental difference in morals of people who care about humanity as living organisms in the universe and those see "living" part as a trial for afterlife provided by a supreme being.

>>1571329
Hhmm, I think you're right, If individual rights and the welfare of the community is put aside for the sake of some ritual.

But I wouldn't say it's necessarily a divine stance, anything that seems larger than life, like say a great leader.

There are only two meaningful types of philosophy

One given meaning by a being great enough to give it meaning, and hedonism

>>1571262
I disagree with all of these. come at me.