/lit/ - Literature

>After Virtue
to learn about how moral philosophy is futile without Aristotelian ethics—other than Nietzsche's W2P, but if one proves virtue ethics along with the metaphysical tie in's, Nietzsche's philosophy is unneeded and worthless.

>A Short History of Ethics
Want to develop a basic understanding of how Luther's over-the-top rejection of Scholasticism lead to the Enlightenment and then to Relativism.

>Leftism Revisited
No, this is not for the sake of reactionary conservatism or JBP. I've been doubting democracy (DR's too, because for a democratic republic to act as a republic, it first must be democratic), considering its import from the Enlightenment—that which sprung from Protestantism, Luther's rejection of Aristotelian Ethics.

This whole democracy thing seems to be a bunch of bullshit and even the idea of human rights are arbitrary and fictitious. And it seems to have originated and been purported in blood, by blood, ultimately influenced by foolish rejections of truth, first by Luther, then by Enlightenment thinkers.