What We Too Often Get Wrong about Morality
The bottom line that we need to keep coming back to is this: While there is a private aspect to […]
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Moral Perspectives
Moral Perspectives
Education, Moral Perspectives
Attacks on Teaching Racial History
Our political madness seems to have no end. It is just so frustrating that any dialog about matters of national
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Moral Perspectives, Politics
Morality, Religion, Politics: America’s Toxic Brew—Part I
When I first wrote this blog post, it was not that long ago; but it was in the time before
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Moral Perspectives, Politics
Morality, Religion, Politics: America’s Toxic Brew–Part II
In Part I, statistics led to the conclusion that the lower-income population has not benefited in any significant way from
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Moral Perspectives, Politics
Abortion: Victim of Political Warfare
The story of the abortion issue in this country is one telling example of our increasingly malfunctioning system of politics
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Moral Perspectives
When Religion and Morality Collide
From the past to the present, there are unfortunately many examples of religions having run afoul of moral perspectives either
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Economics, Moral Perspectives
Morality of Trickle Down Economics: Part I
The post critically examines the moral and economic implications of reducing taxes for the wealthy, asserting that such policies have not significantly improved the economic well-being of low-income individuals. Despite claims of economic mobility and meritocracy, evidence suggests that these tax reductions have not led to substantial economic growth or reduced inequality.
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Economics, Moral Perspectives
Morality of Trickle Down Economics: Part II
In Part I, statistics led to the conclusion that the lower-income population has not benefited in any significant way from
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