Monthly Archives: March 2015

Book Two: A Criticism of the Highest Values That Have Prevailed HithertoI: Criticism of Morality §254   An inquiiy into the origin of our moral valuations and tables of law has absolutely nothing to do with the criticism of them, … Continue reading →

Michael Hamar has quite rightly complained over the years that black clergy sometimes seem to toady-up to the predominantly white leadership of the evangelical denominations, failing to recognize that the fight for gay rights is simply another expression of their … Continue reading →

Longtime readers will doubtless recognize the name Jeri Massi, whom I have regularly applauded for her heroic work fighting abuse in IFB churches and their ancillaries. Though we obviously disagree on some pretty fundamental questions, we do agree that the … Continue reading →

Book Two: A Criticism of the Highest Values That Have Prevailed HithertoII: Criticism of Morality §253   An attempt at investigating morality without being affected by its charm and not without some mistrust in regard to the beguiling beauty of … Continue reading →

I thought the Starbucks race initiative was hokey but well-intended, but now that I’ve read this Matt Barber piece it occurs to me that the company might be on to something, or has at least identified a genuine need. Maybe … Continue reading →