Religion Is Super Subjectivism
Unraveling the Illusion of Objective Morality in Faith-Based Belief Systems
Many people regard religion as the opposite of, and the antidote to, subjectivism. In fact, however, religion is a form of subjectivism. Indeed, it is the most extreme form of all.
To see why, consider the nature of secular subjectivism, both personal and social, and compare them to religion.
Personal subjectivism is the notion that truth and morality are…
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