The Moral Responsibility in Determinism?
At a men’s discussion group I get to participate in every now and then, we have started to hammer out
Does Secular Science Lead to Better (Normative) Morals?
These studies demonstrated the morally normative effects of lay notions of science. Thinking about science leads individuals to endorse more
Excuse Me, But Your Moral Absolutes are Showing
In a 2005 episode of the BBC’s Doctor Who, The Doctor is on a space station that broadcasts nothing but game
Halteman on Adam Smith’s Moral Foundation
Yesterday, Rodney and I were discussing the use of non-Christians, and sometimes a-theists, economic systems (notably, Adam Smith, Ayn Rand,
Matt J. Rossano: Can You Be Good Without God? Augustine: No
Matt J. Rossano asks, Can You Be Good Without God?. The interesting issue — the one upon which productive discussions
Chesterton, The Beginning of Morality
Morality did not begin by one man saying to another, “I will not hit you if you do not hit
Is Religion the Ultimate Milgram Experiment?
update (2015) – this post was included videos and references to those videos. The videos have been removed so I’ve replaced it
Examining the Ministry: Towards a Plurality in the Ministry (2)
This week, briefly, we have been examining the minsistry in the Church. As I have stated several times, growing up