Nah, Sumner, R. Hanson, and Khawaja are three of my favorite thinkers. That’s an interesting take though!
I’m not a traditional religious believer or theist at all, let alone a Jew or a Christian, but I’ve been influenced in some ways by Jewish and Christian (and Muslim) religious ethics. The ageism post is one example, partly inspired by having lived life in a traditional Muslim family, and having learned philosophy in a Catholic setting. So the distinction between “Judeo-Christian” and “post-Christian” doesn’t have clear application to me. In one sense, both fit; in another sense, neither do.
Comparing Judeo-Christian vs post – Christian views of the value life with this selection?
Nah, Sumner, R. Hanson, and Khawaja are three of my favorite thinkers. That’s an interesting take though!
I’m not a traditional religious believer or theist at all, let alone a Jew or a Christian, but I’ve been influenced in some ways by Jewish and Christian (and Muslim) religious ethics. The ageism post is one example, partly inspired by having lived life in a traditional Muslim family, and having learned philosophy in a Catholic setting. So the distinction between “Judeo-Christian” and “post-Christian” doesn’t have clear application to me. In one sense, both fit; in another sense, neither do.