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Culture and Morals Aren’t Forever

Let’s piss some more people off. That tends to happen a lot whenever I open my mouth on certain subjects so let’s do some more of that.

This is a multi-faceted post that’s going to wander and it comes from a number of different sources, mostly YouTube videos that I’ve seen in recent days. I’ll link to all of those below so you can go and see what I’m talking about.

But culture. What is it and why do people like Jordan Peterson get it so wrong? Other than the fact  that he’s an idiot? Let’s explore the idea. Continue reading Culture and Morals Aren’t Forever

Lots of Atheists are Clueless Too!

I don’t know why we have to keep having these conversations but apparently we do. A post popped up over on Reddit in which the OP wanted to know the views of atheist moral realists and I pointed out that they’d have a really hard time coming up with any of those because the overwhelming majority were moral anti-realists.

That’s when all of the doo-doo hit the fan. Continue reading Lots of Atheists are Clueless Too!

Let’s Talk Morality

I know that I’ve been doing this a lot lately, but the Atheist Experience has been giving me a lot to think about and, as should be clear by now, disagree with. Now I’ve gone on record disagreeing with Matt Dillahunty’s pronouncements on secular morality and I’m sure I’ll get into that again, but the simple problem is that morality isn’t simple and far too many people seem interested in spitting out a simplistic, easy-to-digest, easy-to-impose moral solution.

It just doesn’t work that way. Continue reading Let’s Talk Morality