universalism

Boy, that list looks pretty similar to the principles of Unitarian Universalism (full disclosure, born and raised).

Lots of people have claimed ungodly sources of moral objectivity/universalism (usually nature, or reason, or some such).

In its quest for world domination, American liberal universalism is similar to its chief 20th century rival, international communism.

Its idealization, universalism, utopism and ignorace of the cultural ooerating system vs prgmatism in its purest form.

The article's emphasis on rights-based Enlightenment-style universalism still makes a lot of assumptions about the similarity of all possible minds.

Thinking that Freedom of speech as the US knows it is the way to go everywhere is universalism, pure and simple.

Unitarian Universalism is however a religion and one an Atheist could become a part of...

But go ahead tell me that humanist universalism is actually what’s on the upswing.

I don't think moral realism / moral universalism would claim that whether something is morally ok depends on where (I.e.

People who try to spin him as some trans-human wise sage of universalism seem to me like the people who see Jesus in toast.

To get that experience I would challenge PG to go around the internet and debate something like universalism vs nominalism.

Or is the ultimate sin not pretending that universalism is productive?

Science has shifted, depending on the discipline, from a colonial universalism perspective to one that accepts that “the truth” varies and can be a local phenomenon.

Universalism is wrong, granted, but that's not even the crux of it; the issue is that the "groups" you're likely referring to are also, in most cases, arbitrary logical constructs.

I was a bit sorry about that because I thought it would have been interesting to critique "universalism" on its own merits, rather than the term generally only being mentioned by its detractors.

If running government-funded research to maximize the opportunities for native born people is “fascism,” then every country in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East is “fascist.” Borderless universalism is a niche idea even in the west, and virtually non-existent outside it.

This is a decent summary of Unitarian Universalism.

Unitarian-Universalism is a big tent which includes both a (heterodox, from the perspective of mainstream Christianity, which is Trinitarian) branch of Christianity and a diverse array of non-Christian congregations.