Just Freedom: A Moral Compass for a Complex World Philip Pettit
Publisher: Norton, W. W. & Company, Inc.

May 15, 2014 - World Economic Forum leaders recently declared that our biggest crisis is not financial, but a lack of trust and confidence. Do you honestly think our species would have survived as long as we have (for millions of years before the rise of Christianity) without some natural, moral compass that reaches out to ALL people in need? I think autistics That an entire philosophical and political school of thought has just overlooked a key aspect of its world view or that you just happen to be unaware of all the instances where the libertarian movement does address this point? Mar 24, 2014 - This is marginally different to creating a world with just those who freely come to love God, which William Lane Craig tries to sidestep by introducing incoherent ideas of feasibility. This is going straight for the honey, and .. Military Industrial Complex: We oppose and reject the military industrial complex insofar as it is used for the benefit of war profiteers who have an incentive to manufacture conflicts around the world. Jan 17, 2014 - The 'Setting Love in Order' conference was organised by Core Issues Trust, Christian Concern and Christian Legal Centre. Mar 11, 2014 - I think high functioning autistics do tend to have a greater moral compass, which may be why many gifted kids (which a larger than random number are high functioning autistics) have much more keen moral compasses as well. Just think of the impacts from a few of last year's biggest trust breaches: the Cyprus bank fiasco, Edward Snowden leaks, Syria chemical weapons attack, horsemeat scandals in Europe, Lance Armstrong doping and the Bo Xilai With greater trust, however, come greater innovation, creativity, impact, freedom, morale and a bigger bottom line. If a policy position does not hold true to the values of love, truth, justice, or freedom then it should be thrown out. Pretended, in fact, to have the only true moral compass. Happiness for the greatest number. Clearly we do not always act on it, but still.