Category Archives: ethics
Youth Football & Collisions: Really, Really, Really Bad News
ESPN just released this frightening data from the first study of youth football and the impact of head-to-head collisions: The first-ever study to measure the head impacts among youth football players has found that some hits absorbed by second graders … Continue reading
Want $66,000 a Year? Write Papers for Students! (Ethics Optional)
The Chronicle of Higher Education recently released a chilling story that you should know about. The CHI piece is called “The Shadow Scholar” and it’s authored by a paper mill writer under the name of “Ed Dante.” You can read the whole … Continue reading
Carl Henry: Ethics Proceed from Atonement
Sometimes we hear Christianity spoken of as a system of salvation, a means by which we find God. At other times we hear Christianity spoken of as a way of life, a code of conduct. Carl F. H. Henry, dean … Continue reading
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Peter Singer’s “Ethics”: A Strange and Telling Story
From the Kairos Journal, exceptional commentary on how over ten years ago, Princeton ethicist Peter Singer acted against his own moral philosophy: “In 1998 amid much furor, Singer was appointed Professor of Bioethics at Princeton’s Center for Human Values. His … Continue reading
