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Image via Pxhere . Pxhere By Luis Gonzalez What happens when an act is so horrifying that assigning responsibility to the person who committed it becomes psychologically unbearable?
How much pain can you tolerate?
Jonathan Haidt is a left-of-center social psychologist I’ve referenced a number of times before because he has done some amazing work on the moral differences between conservatives and liberals. Basically, Haidt would say that you can break morality down into six areas: 1) Care/Harm 2) Fairness/Cheating 3) Liberty/Oppression 4) Loyalty/Betrayal 5) Authority/Subversion 6) Sanctity/Degradation According to Haidt, the liberal sense of morality (ahem, such as it is) revolves around the first three areas in that list – care/harm, fairness/cheating, and liberty/oppression, while conservatives tend to weigh all six factors. Because conservatives get all six factors, while liberals only really care about three of them, this leads to…Open
ChatGPT for American Thinker By Janet Levy A movement that aligns with the goals of Agenda 21 and the globalists.
| Keywords | culture-warradical-leftglobalismsocialismethicsvaluesreligionphilosophymoralitysocietyamerican-cultureususaagenda-21extremismhuman-naturenationalismcivilizationdemographicsideology |
American Thinker AI By Allan J. Feifer People need meaning in their lives, and the decline in faith and uptick in socialism mark a very dangerous shift in that search.
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Did Demons Create the First Atomic Bombs? Every August, debate renews over both the wisdom and the morality of dropping the two American atomic bombs, […] Source
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By Andrea Widburg The utilitarian atheists among us can’t comprehend that, without those biblical values, their lives would be worth only the price the state assigns them.
By Greg Maresca Lawrence Reed’s new book, “Born of Ideas: How Principles, Faith, and Courage Forged America,” is out September 1, and every American thinker will appreciate it.
Today, cats have far more protection in Massachusetts than unborn humans.
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With God and the Imago Dei kicked to the curb, it's a Peter Singer world where babies are less than human and animals get promoted to take their place.
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Public Domain By John Green Texas defends a helpless infant in convoluted surrogacy case.
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