Will they ever learn?
Oh, Homophobes
Filed Under: Hilarious, Homophobia, Homophobia, LGBTQAA Tagged With: Facebook, Funny Facebook Screengrabs, Homophobia, Hypocrisy 11 Comments
Nietzsche's Immoralism As Rebellion Against The Authoritarian Tendencies Of Moralities
Nietzsche casts himself, quite provocatively, as an “immoralist”. In this post, I want to make clear what Nietzsche means by this term as a first step towards understanding the exact nature and scope of his hostility to morality. As should already be apparent to longtime Camels With Hammers readers, I am optimistic about philosophy’s possibilities [...]
Filed Under: Authority, Authority, Autonomy, Autonomy, Ethical Pluralism, Ethical Pluralism, Ethics, Ethics, Featured, Historical Ethics, Historical Ethics, Historical Philosophy, Historical Philosophy, Metaethics, Morality, Morality, My Theory of Morality's Rational Foundations and Nature, Nietzsche, Nietzsche, Philosophical Ethics, Philosophical Ethics, Philosophy Tagged With: Authoritarianism, Beyond Good and Evil 202, Daybreak 3, Hypocrisy, Immoralism, Will To Power 306, Will To Power 308 2 Comments
“Boy Renter” George Rekers’s Attempts To Modify A Boy’s Effeminacy
By now, surely you know who George Rekers is—he was founding member of the Family Research Council and former officer for the National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH), who lost that last job when he rented a boy through a website called “Rentboy.com” to “carry his luggage” (and give him nude massages). [...]
Filed Under: Fundamentalism, Homophobia, Homosexuality, LGBTQAA, Psychology, Religious Extremism, Social Psychology Tagged With: Behavior Modification, Ex-Gay Ministries, Ex-Gay Movement, Family Research Council, George Rekers, Hypocrisy, National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH), Religious Hypocrisy, Social Engineering Leave a Comment
Do As Jesus Says, Not As He Does…
Filed Under: Bible, Jesus Tagged With: "What Would Jesus Do?", Hypocrisy, Matthew 23:13, Matthew 23:17, Matthew 5:21-22, ProfMTH 4 Comments
Philosophical Ethics: Can We Uphold A Moral Law And A Principle That We Should Break It?
In a series of posts this semester, I am going to blog all (or almost all) the lecture topics for the two Philosophical Ethics classes I am teaching this semester. Each of these posts will primarily explicate the reading or a theme that dominated class discussion in a way that should be accessible to novices [...]
Filed Under: Andrew Sullivan, Applied Ethics, Civil Liberties, Contemporary Ethics, Duty, Ethical Pluralism, Ethics, Featured, Law, Law & Politics, Moral Psychology, Morality, Philosophical Ethics, Philosophy, Politics, Torture Tagged With: Chris Bodenner, Hard Truths, Hypocrisy, Lying, Matt Damon, Moral Dilemmas, Slavoj Zizek, Truth, Universalizability 10 Comments
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