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Show Notes
In today's episode, we begin by addressing the age-old question "can you be good without God?" and springboard into a broader discussion about the relationship between autism and contemporary Western Morality:
- Most moral theories don't require God
- The annoying traps of equivocation in moral discussions
- Jonathan Haidt on autism and morality
- Utilitarianism, Deontology, and Christian moral ontology as autistic moral systems
- Systematizing vs Organic, intuitive moral thinking
- Why true Christianity isn't autistic (but it's moral ontological apologists are)
I am also including a link to Jonathan Haidt's presentation, which everyone interested in this subject should read or hear.
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