Abstract morals

Translation: Samer Al-Baghdadi What drives us to be good people? How do we even know how to be good? Philosophers and theologians have dealt with such questions for thousands of years, but Dan Parker believes that the answers are not too complicated. In his book "Abstract Ethics," he argues that there is no need to appeal to supernatural commandments or fear of a higher power when thinking about ethics. By abstracting "good" and "evil" down to the basics, he offers a simple compass to overcome the most difficult ethical dilemmas we face in life.