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An Introduction to Philosophy (RLL style) Week 12 – Ethics 2 (Objectivism) – Part 2: Which way is north?

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Today, we continue our exploration of ethical objectivism by looking for a moral compass – a true north that guides us toward a universal understanding of right and wrong. Objectivism suggests that beyond cultural and historical biases, there might be universal truths to help us navigate ethical decisions. Is there a starting point that transcends all the noise? A moral compass to help us find our way?

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An Introduction to Philosophy (RLL style) Week 12 – Ethics 2 (Objectivism) – Part 1: Introduction – Are you on the naughty list?

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This week, we shift from ethical relativism to ethical objectivism, exploring the idea that there might be a moral compass that stands firm in the face of shifting cultural norms. Is there a “naughty list” after all—one not determined by culture or location, but one rooted in universal truths? Objectivism suggests that some things are ethically true no matter where or when you live. Is there a true north we can all steer by? Let’s see if we can find it.

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