The Clenched Fist of Truthiness: Why Religion Won’t Fix This
…deeper, more systemic problem. People tend to assume on some level that moral values are universal. They’re not. We all walk around with the idea that everybody wants more or less the same thing, morally speaking. In other words, we imagine that our own ethics are reflective of universal moral principles, and it just doesn’t work that way. One might assume, for example, that arguing against calls to shoot fellow citizens over political disagreemen…
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