Category Archives: moral absolutes

Mind Over Emotions

Posted on March 5, 2009 by eig

We are emotional beings. We are rational beings. Both are powerful. Both can work with each other. Both can work against each other. Both can be in harmony.I have often been seen as someone who lacks emotion due to the fact that I don’t often show publicly what I am feeling. But those who are […]

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Ethics No More: Why Moral Absolutes Matter

Posted on February 11, 2009 by eig

The title of this blog seems to have an apparent contradiction but it does not. Let me explain. The first part is what I believe is our current condition as a society in the United States, whether you are religious or not. Ethics, what is right and wrong has become obfuscated in the vast sea […]

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