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I've always liked @RichardDawkins "The Selfish Gene".
But in defending the book's moral implications, Dawkins suggests that humans are free to choose ethics contrary to our genetics.
I've never liked nor accepted this answer. It suggests that morality is doomed to extinction.
Great thread. Did you ever read this old post of mine? https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2017/11/28/the-leaning-tower-of-morality/ … You and Dawkins both get mentioned in the footnotes, haha
Yes! I was trying to work in a reference to it, but the thread got away from me. :)
Great thread but I'm afraid you are missing Dawkins assertion that left alone, Genes have no concern or concept of morality. The objective is reproduction and it's the singular mission.
The more I learn about your approach to theology, the more it seems to resonate with my worldview. Do you have a good summary/overview anywhere (possibly as a collection of links)?
I'm always kind of circling around it, trying to capture it a bit better. Probably the entry point for my basic "metaphysical" framework is the Minimum Viable Theology series, which I think you've seen:http://micahredding.com/blog/minimum-viable-theology-good-wins …
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