MicroGroks
Since 1968, when my essay “The Crisis of Our Times” appeared in the Congressional Record, I have written several books warning of the pernicious and subversive influence of the university-bred doctrine of moral and cultural relativism.
Moral relativism is a foundation of secular humanism. It’s the idea that no one can know or compel another person’s morality because it can’t. It’s an unintentional corollary to cultural appropriation (or maybe I have that reversed) – another stupid left-Wing idea.
Steve has thrice put up those NH based teachers who PROUDLY boasted that Jail Time would be perfectly acceptable (Here is a List of NH Teachers “Willing to Go To Jail” for Teaching CRT, Update: More NH Teachers Sign Pledge to Break the Law and Teach Critical Race Theory (CRT), and Sherry Frost: State Rep …
I guess Parents who hate Indoctrination are having an effect – Poof! Read More »
Ten days ago, we shared a list of New Hampshire Teachers. They signed the Zinn Education Project pledge to teach critical race theory and race-shame your children even if it was against the law. The list has gotten longer, and we have the names.
Not relevance, just relativism. I’m getting to be at the point where I’m at a loss for words. I do dryly note that while the “man of 2018” above competed in a beauty contest and lost, he did beat out 20 actual women in the final rankings. Imagine being one of those ladies, trying one’s hardest, …
Secular relativism is a branch of progressivism that says evil is subjective. Relative. One transgendered man’s good is another’s evil. As such, evil does not exist. And for good measure, what few bad things there are can be contained by government oversight and policing. You don’t need to defend yourself. In fact, they’d appreciate it if you’d …
Morally Straight. I don’t think that phrase has any meaning any more in a world where secular loudmouths are trumping people of faith, where the ever changing mores (swinging from what used to be Politically Correct and “good” then is now Politically Incorrect and ‘bad’ longer now – simply on some group’s say-so) trump traditionally …
