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The Gaza Conflict and Being Pro-Peace rather than Anti-War

Sunday, November 18th, 2012

Posted in anti war demonstrations, gaza, hamas, mother theresa, news commentary, peace, political psychology, soldiers, war, yourmorals.org | 4 Comments »

Libya as a moral war (except for libertarians)

Sunday, July 17th, 2011

Posted in hypermoralism, idealistic evil, libertarians, libya, news commentary, political psychology, war, War and Peace, yourmorals.org | 2 Comments »

Why should the US lead in Libya? Liberal-Conservative Value Differences.

Wednesday, March 30th, 2011

Posted in charles krauthammer, differences between republicans and democrats, libya, news commentary, sarah palin, war, War and Peace, yourmorals.org | 5 Comments »

Separating Attitudes Toward War from Attitudes Toward Soldiers on Veteran’s Day

Thursday, November 11th, 2010

Posted in civil politics, liberals, political psychology, soldiers, veterans day, war, War and Peace, yourmorals.org | 5 Comments »

Sam Harris’ TED video and the danger of liberal atheist moral absolutism

Monday, April 5th, 2010

Posted in civil politics, hypermoralism, moral absolutism, moral imagination, moral relativism, peace, religion, sam harris, unpublished results, war, yourmorals.org | 27 Comments »

Separating Pro-Peace from Anti-War Attitudes using Moral Psychology Measures

Thursday, January 28th, 2010

Tags: moral psychology, peace, political psychology, war, War and Peace, yourmorals.org
Posted in moral psychology, peace, political psychology, war, War and Peace, yourmorals.org | 1 Comment »

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