morality

When we substitute personal interest for the public good, trust begins to disappear in our society.

I’m back with another column, and I’m still being a killjoy.

Writing primarily for post-evangelicals, ethicist David Gushee examines 40 biblical texts.

38 scholars weigh in on Reinhold Niebuhr’s life and times, his allies and adversaries, his theology and ethics

Incentivizing good behavior can suffocate morality.

Maybe not, say new books by Richard Wrangham and Nicholas Christakis.

The roots of our desire for money, pleasure, and power reach back to the Enlightenment.

Nadia denies that her journey is about morality, but it is.

Maybe Christian Realism is the best option we have today.

Looking at history through questions of power, sexual agency, and morality

Reading books is a virtuous act.

John Stackhouse's real-world ethics primer covers just about every subject, but it leaves out an important one.

When we fall in love with our own moral positions, we lose sight of how to stand up against evil.

Our political discourse features strong convictions about moral obligations—and widespread uncertainty about where they come from.

The comedy series doesn’t feel didactic—despite the fact that it features actual moral philosophy lessons.

Andrew Shtulman's book isn't just about understanding data. It's about moral concern.

“We live differently than we say we live. There’s moral judgment all around.”

The delight I felt while reading this book needs further interrogation, because its stories deal with troublesome subjects.