Whose Rights? The Paradox of Moral Relativism
Whose rights are protected in a relativistic culture? It is precisely on this point that...
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Whose rights are protected in a relativistic culture? It is precisely on this point that...
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When teaching about virtues and the moral life, I often think of a discussion I had with a college...
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“…in order to be saved, to go to heaven, you need to repent. But you can’t repent if you don’t...
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When teaching about virtues and the moral life, I often think of a discussion I had with a college...
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“…in order to be saved, to go to heaven, you need to repent. But you can’t repent if you don’t...
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Moral relativism takes the position that there are no universal moral truths that can be said to govern all human behavior. Instead morality is relative to social, cultural, historical or personal circumstances. In this...
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“Morality is the glue that holds society together… Ethical/moral relativism undermines that glue…This philosophy is an intellectual failure… yet it is extremely influential in contemporary culture,” says Fr. Kevin Azubuike...
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When teaching about virtues and the moral life, I often think of a discussion I had with a college...
Read Moreby Dr. Edward Sri | Jun 18, 2013 | Prolife, Social Doctrine, Spotlight | 0 |
Whose rights are protected in a relativistic culture? It is precisely on this point that relativistic societies face a serious dilemma: How does a community arbitrate various individuals’ competing interests? There is much...
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