A commenter named Nikki argued against my post Fundamental Reality XII: The Good, and the Not. Nikki writes: I don't think the post's argument works - I'd argue that non-theistic morality can be objective and well-grounded, or at least be … Continue reading
I received this email from someone I know: Hey Aron, It's been quite a while. How are things going? Enjoying your time across the pond? I'm curious about your thoughts on having close non-Christian friends. I've known my best friend, … Continue reading
I had the following question from a reader [edited to make the person less identifiable, and posted with permission]: I've been following your blog for a few months now, and I've found your posts thoughtful and gracious. Thanks for the … Continue reading
Most of us have experienced the Pandemic as constraining our freedom in one way or another. More personally, I have recently experienced a pervasive dust allergy (which I have had since New Years of 2019), and the failure to buy … Continue reading
Everyone who's familiar with internet culture knows that publishing the real-world identities of pseudonymous bloggers ("doxxing") is an indecent practice, which has no place in a civilized internet ecosystem. This is one of the few remaining areas of moral consensus, … Continue reading
