Perfect virtue is impossible, and moral growth is challenging. But we can improve ourselves in practical ways, even if we can't achieve the ideal.
We cannot make permanent what is inevitably impermanent, and insisting otherwise brings distress. Better to embrace dynamism and social diversity.
The argument that AI image generators steal from artists would mean that all artists are thieves.
Mere tolerance is necessary for liberalism to function, but liberalism becomes stronger if we can move beyond it.
That people feel less comfortable expressing all their beliefs than they used to doesn't tell us much about the state of free speech in America.
The moral panic about drag shows says more about what conservatives find to be sexual than it does about what's appropriate for kids.
The virtues upon which liberalism depends also make us better people.
Some more likely possibilities to consider before accepting that God belives it's wrong to be LGBT.