Tag Archives: Ethics

Ethics in Our Everyday

Posted on April 14, 2020 by awtraughber

Many of us are armchair warriors when it comes to talking about Our Current Moment. We speculate much, opinionate often, and are likely to find ourselves recanting a comment when a new article is published or a new announcement is … Continue reading →

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Running the Halls (or: revisiting Mere Christianity)

Posted on December 4, 2017 by awtraughber

One of the few practices I’m trying out over the Advent season is the (re)reading of a book. Because the season last just over three weeks, I thought it was a decent amount of time to do a slow reread … Continue reading →

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Riding on the Trolley . . . Problem

Posted on October 23, 2017 by awtraughber

The most recent episode of NBC’s The Good Place did a great job of revisiting some of the ethical themes of the show’s first season . . . from a completely different perspective. This time around, Chidi was trying to … Continue reading →