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In this episode, I argue that there’s no such thing as a non-religious man, making the following points:
-Religion is a notion of the highest good.
-We make decisions based on a hierarchy of goods that flows from our highest good.
-Every man has a hierarchy, and therefore a highest good.
-When you don't know what the highest good is, you still act as though a "placeholder" good is the highest.-If you are unhappy, you may be serving a false god.
In this episode, I argue that there’s no such thing as a non-religious state, making the following points:
-Religion is a notion of the highest good.
-Religious neutrality is impossible for a state because it needs a hierarchy of goods.
-Freedom doesn’t work as neutral ground.
-States with “invisible” religions are merciless to non-believers.
-This has practical consequences for daily life.
In this episode, I argue that there’s no such thing as a non-religious school, making the following points:
-Religion is a notion of the highest good.
-Religious neutrality is impossible for a school because they use a notion of the good to make decisions.
-A school’s religion is what it takes seriously.
-Every parent should know the religion of their child’s school.
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This is "Common Sense, Man" where I make sense of common things. Using the good, the true, and the beautiful I talk about parenting, teaching, and the issues of the day.