MacIntyre Ethics

Alasdair MacIntyre believed that there are two views of looking at the world from an ethical and virtuous point-of-view that rivaled Christianity. He believed that Marxism and Positivism are the two serious efforts to explain the world in terms that rival the Christian perspective. He veered away from positivism because of its limited adoption, and due to the fact that intellectuals have not gone far enough to render a p

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