Cmv: morals are relative:
I feel that concepts of right and evil are man made and subjective, changing with society throughout the years, and because of this there are no objective morals and true 'good' and 'evil' don't exist.




Not that I advocate rampant immorality or anything, that'd be stupid. Most acts we generally consider immoral are detrimental to society -murder, theft, rape, etc- all of these things may not be intrinsically evil, but they're not beneficial to one doing them or society in general. 






So while most 'evil' acts are generally detrimental to self and society and should rationally be avoided, and 'good' acts are often beneficial to self and society and should be encouraged, they're both still ultimately amoral. Our senses of right and wrong are purely a result of chemicals in our brain provoking feeling, which in no way proves a greater objective moral truth.





EDIT: I should let you know I'm not going to respond to every reply because there's quite a few of them and I have stuff to do.