Tag Archives: morality

Naturism and moral theories

Posted on April 24, 2016 by naturist philosopher

One of the leading concerns of people who are interested in naturism and related forms of social nudity is that other people, whose friendship is valued, may react negatively if they find out about one’s interest in social nudity. There’s … Continue reading →

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Unreasonable customs become unreasonable moral rules then unreasonable laws

Posted on November 25, 2015 by naturist philosopher

There seems to be a natural progression found in all human societies. Long before a society has explicit moral rules it has social customs, which may have been unchanged for millennia. The customs have their roots in the society’s natural … Continue reading →

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