This afternoon I came across Peter Singer’s NYT Magazine article on rationing and health care. Now, as a philosophy major in undergrad, I was required to read Singer’s book entitled “One World” for Dallas Willard’s class on the history of Ethics. If you haven’t read him, I recommend it, because he certainly pushes the boundaries of what [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Ethics’
Ethical Health Care?
Posted in Ethics and Justice, tagged Ethics, Health Care, Peter Singer on July 17, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Economics and Ethics on Eating
Posted in Ethics and Justice, tagged Eating, Economist, Ethics, Food, Slowfood on November 20, 2007 | 1 Comment »
When I was in college, my pastor (Ben) introduced me to the slow food movement. At the time, I was struggling with questions about the practice of eating intentionally, of what it would mean to engage in the food cycle and to eat well. I was immediately taken in by the movement, loving the philosophy and [...]
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