This quote is from Ingrid Newkirk (sans the indignant “Really?” at the end). Most people will react to it with […]
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Moral debate in a pluralistic world: A meandering conversation with Jerry Rivard
This morning we are going to have a little discussion about moral epistemology. A few days ago I noted that […]
atheism, epistemology, ethics, moral perception, morality, public discourse, theismThe day turns to night: on the sexualization of childhood
Would you want your daughter to become a pediatrician … or a porn star?
Lessons from the Pool of Life
On moral failure in the pastorate
While we’re on the topic of abortion, here’s a great debate (and the prochoice guy wins!)
Abortion is, as we all know, one of the most heated of all moral debates. That is one of the […]
abortion, David Boonin, debate, ethics, morality, Peter KreeftHow many ‘F’ words in a film is TOO many?
It has been nineteen years since conservative commentator and film critic Michael Medved published the bestseller Hollywood vs. America: Popular […]
censorship, ethics, film criticism, Hollywood vs. America, Michael Medved, moralism, morality, profanityStephen Maitzen, theism, and moral duty
You may think I’m all giggles and gumdrops. But you’d be wrong. Catch me at the wrong time and you’d […]
atheism, deontological ethics, Eleonore Stump, morality, Stephen Maitzen, theismCan atheists be trusted?
Last week Stephen Maitzen, a very fine philosopher of religion, provided the links for two of his papers. The popular […]
atheism, Christianity, ethics, meta-ethics, moral objectivism, morality, Romans, Stephen Maitzen