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Caplan and the Swiss fallacy

Babatunde Valentine Onabajo wrote 10 hours ago: On EconLog, economist Bryan Caplan has committed what I would like to call for the purpose of this b … more →

Tags: Politics, International Relations, Anarcho-capitalism, Aristotle, bryan caplan, bystander effect, conservatism, Economy, Edmund Burke

Liberal inconsistency and moral relativism: The case of Russia

Babatunde Valentine Onabajo wrote 3 days ago: Liberals tend, at least at face value, to be moral relativists. That is to say that liberals believe … more →

Tags: Politics, Christianity, church, Freedom, LGBT, Liberalism, Liberty, Morality, religious liberty

LP: ER22x - Harvard's Online Justice Course

learninglabber wrote 3 days ago: I have always loved Philosophy, from Logic, Metaphysics, to the complex case of Moral Philosophy. On … more →

Tags: learning project, er22x, Philosophy, Politics, philosophy course

Monkeys, Ideas, And Social Status

TitusWu wrote 6 days ago: Reblogged from http://www.davidyerle.com: I’ve been recently analyzing my reaction to disagreements … more →

Tags: Psychology, Society

Is there a libertarian economic argument against abortion?

Babatunde Valentine Onabajo wrote 6 days ago: The answer to that is: “Yes, there is”. It’s interesting that although many libert … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Economics, Adam Smith, Politics, classical economics, Morality, Social Conservatism, Murray Rothbard, Freedom

There is a moral law over the law of the Republic

Bernard Gabriel wrote 1 week ago: Again She. The next Nobel prize of Philosophy speaks again. Fortunately that this prize does not exi … more →

Tags: Married, adopted, divorced, Shame On You, what is this?, Gay, France, Same Sex Marriage, Christine Boutin, Gay Marriage, Nobel Prize

Education for the heart: A "Lewisian" reflection from former Christianity Today editor-in-chief David Neff

Chris Armstrong wrote 1 week ago: One of my favorite pedagogues these days is James K. A. Smith, professor of philosophy at Calvin Col … more →

Tags: Resources for Radical Living, Books, C. S. Lewis, Calvin College, Close Reading, David Neff, Education, Emotion, Heart

Debates on Social Policy in the US

Pedro Faria wrote 1 week ago: Tim Wu has a nice commentary on corporations’ right to free speech in the United States. I too … more →

Tags: Blog, Social Policy, united states, Corporations, free speech

The Scope of Moral Enquiry Part Three – The Ethics of Non-violence

11dunc11 wrote 2 weeks ago: In parts one and two of this three part series we outlined the necessary conditions for morality to … more →

Tags: Morality and Ethics, essays, Human Action, Rights, Obligations, means, Ends, collectivism, private property

Stepping Out Of The Hole

TitusWu wrote 2 weeks ago: Today, I would like to share you a short story that my cross country coach shared with the team. One … more →

St. Thomas Aquinas answers Arianna Huffington's question: What is success?

Babatunde Valentine Onabajo wrote 2 weeks ago: St. Thomas Aquinas is generally regarded as one of the most influential philosophers to grace the ea … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Economics, Adam Smith, United States of America, Catholicism, church, Theology, Power, Money

Chastek on Leviathan8 comments

Kristor wrote 2 weeks ago: Philosopher James Chastek is one of the most economical writers you are ever likely to read. Often, … more →

Tags: James Chastek, Leviathan

Should We Give to Beggars?6 comments

Plus 94 Research wrote 3 weeks ago: On the face of it, the answer should be simple. Moral philosophy would say that a need exists and we … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Begging, street kids, kant, Decision Making, Beggars, Charity

On moral intuitionism, the problem of clairvoyance?1 comment

oohlah wrote 1 month ago: Moral intuitionism is not an easy philosophical “-ism” to define; there are as many view … more →

Tags: metaphysics, philosophy of mind, Epistemology

Research

Clea F. Rees wrote 1 month ago: I am posting some links/files which reflect my research on an experimental basis. However unlikely, … more →

Tags: Philosophy, moral psychology, Applied Ethics, Normative Ethics, Metaethics, Research, athroniaeth, Research-2, ymchwil

ED and the Roman Catholic Church2 comments

oohlah wrote 1 month ago: Often couples that experience difficulties becoming pregnant turn to various forms of therapy to ass … more →

Tags: Abortion, Philosophy of Religion, Popular Culture, Religion, Science

The Basis of Judgment1 comment

TitusWu wrote 1 month ago: Each and every one of us is constantly judging other people. We deem this person to be bad, this oth … more →

Tags: Science, Physics

Tweet of the Week: 10.05.2013

danielgeorge77 wrote 1 month ago: The below was originally published on the Hill+Knowlton Strategies UK website on Friday 10 May 2013. … more →

Tags: Tweet of the week, Hill+Knowlton Strategies, TOTW, narcissism, ethics, Banking, Money, Paul Waugh, Ed Miliband

Race You To The Water1 comment

lvgaldieri wrote 1 month ago: The other day I expressed some misgivings over the word that Earthworks chose to apply to water in t … more →

Tags: Louis V. Galdieri's Blog, Human Rights, Language #2, Prosperity, Morality, Finance, language, ethics, Power


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