Secular Humanism and Transcendent Morality (1 of 2) @SisyphusRedeemed
Secular Humanism and Transcendent Morality (1 of 2)  @SisyphusRedeemed
Uploaded August 2009 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Migkillertwo misconstrues Nietzsche, Hume, J.L. Mackie and Secular Humanism in general, all in the space of four minutes. I try to set the record straight, and explain why morality cannot be 'transcendent'... even if there is a God.

Video I'm replying to: youtube.com/watch?v=Bss9T2EJ0W4

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