@DangerDave I wouldn’t call Wikipedia logical from a philosophical standpoint there David.

@LovinLarge I would disagree. Some logical choices are mathematical, but not all. You could spend the time to run statistical data through your head, but typically you just go with what you feel is logical based on the past experiences, the felt risks, what you believe is safe, what others will think, etc. Not much math unless you are far over thinking.

@CourtJester Disagree all you want but it is fact. If you had attended university, you would have known that "logic" is a field of study.

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@DangerDave good and evil isn't just about moral qualifications.

Good is about qualitative factors for anything. Subjectively, you could call anything good. Goods are sold at a store because they are good enough of a product to sell. There ou s nothing specifically "moral" about selling a product of a store shelf because it is a '"good" product to sell.

The knowledge of good and evil encompass just about anything and everything. It is the bases for logic, morals, principles, standards etc.

@DangerDave it is not a disregard of the question, the question as about "laws of logic" principles, rules, and laws that are "true" or "good" laws, etc. A law, rule, principle gives a conceptual standard standard or a form of correctness. These things of standard, form, true, correct are all synonymous with good where as the opposite is synonymous with evil(bad), incorrect, not true, void(no form), not meeting standard., etc.

@DangerDave

Not for selling, or not to purchase, but I did write the book. I know a few things about the knowledge of good and evil. It would be used for teaching the knowledge of good and evil. It can be summed up in the one sentence, "There is good and there is evil."

@DangerDave knowledge of good and evil is not specific to morals.

Here is the adjective definition for Good along with other words considered to be synonyms with good, (the opposites then would be bad(evil))

Secular dictionary and thesaurus is not putting "good" as being specifically about morals.

But rather as I said, knowledge of good/evil is the bases for morals, logic, laws, rules and principles.

Good
adjective

1. to be desired or approved of.
   "a good quality of life"

2. having the qualities required for a particular role.
   "the schools here are good"
   Similar:
   fine
   of high quality
   of a high standard
   quality
   superior
   satisfactory
   acceptable
   adequate
   in order
   up to scratch
   up to the mark
   up to standard
   up to par
   competent
   not bad
   all right
   excellent
   superb
   outstanding
   magnificent
   of the highest quality
   of the highest standard
   exceptional
   marvelous
   wonderful
   first-rate
   first-class
   superlative
   splendid
   admirable
   worthy
   sterling
   super
   great
   OK
   hunky-dory
   A1
   ace
   terrific
   tremendous
   fantastic
   fab
   top-notch
   tip-top
   class
   awesome
   magic
   wicked
   brilliant
   brill
   smashing
   bosting
   on fleek
   beaut
   bonzer
   spiffing
   ripping
   cracking
   topping
   top-hole
   wizard
   capital
   champion
   swell
   delicious
   mouthwatering
   appetizing
   tasty
   flavorsome
   flavorful
   delectable
   toothsome
   inviting
   enjoyable
   palatable
   succulent
   luscious
   rich
   sweet
   savory
   piquant
   scrumptious
   delish
   scrummy
   yummy
   yum-yum
   moreish
   peng

@DangerDave #1. Yes, good and evil can be subjective, that is opinion from a point of view.

#2. Rules can be arbitrary. You debate with x-tian forms of "good" is the evaluation of their arbitrary rules considered good/bad.

#3. Good can be objectively evaluated.

#4. The rules the xtians are evaluating you with could themselves be evaluated as to whether the rules are good or how qualitative they are.

@DangerDave An advanced understanding is that what people debate over is an oxymoron. That is debating between a "good evil" or an "evil good".

It us like saying the "bitter sweet" flavor. Bitter sweet is an oxymoron. Is the flavor bitter or is it sweet? Is it good taste to you or a bad taste to them?