Tag: Moral
Seeking a New Moral Compass on Nuclear Weapons Aboard the Golden Rule
The Resurgence of the Golden Rule: A Legacy of Anti-Nuclear Activism In 2010, a historic sailboat named Golden…
From Hunted as One of the Bloodiest Jihadists to UN Delegate: The Transformation of Muhammad Al-Jawlani and the Moral Decline of the International Organization – Gateway Hispanic
Muhammad Al-Jawlani, internationally recognized as Ahmed al-Sharaa, has made headlines once again. The U.S. State Department designated him…
Fewer Rules, Better People: Lam on Legalism’s Moral Cost
In his book Fewer Rules, Better People: The Case for Discretion, Lam presents a compelling critique of rigid…
To Lie or Not To Lie: Moral and Economic Reasons
For students delving into economics, particularly public choice theory, the expectation is clear: politicians are likely to stretch…
The Human Moral Mind – Econlib
Additionally, Gray’s focus on intentional harm as the basis for moral judgments may overlook the role of unintentional…
Moral Qualms and Modern Anxieties Lurk in Owen Gent’s Illustrations — Colossal
Owen Gent, a talented illustrator based in Bristol, is known for his captivating work that explores themes of…
Moral Judgments May Shift with the Seasons
Moral Judgments May Shift with the Seasons Moral Judgments May Shift with the Seasons By Anvita Patwardhan |…
Moral Parity and Emergent Morality
This is my second of two posts on Matt Zwolinski’s criticism of the moral parity thesis This is…
Moral Parity and the Welfare State
The debate surrounding the moral parity thesis and its implications for welfare and taxation is a complex one,…