Budziszewski argues the progress of wickedness in our society does not represent a lack of consensus on what is ultimately right, but the revenge of conscience, that to avoid the law written on our heart (the natural law), we will continue to push our rebellion farther away from first principles until we are overwhelmed by the guilt. In your post, discuss the following:
How does this challenge the ability of an organization to have a common ground for ethics?
How does his argument relate to Dr. Kings argument in the Letter from a Birmingham Jail and the discussion in DTRT?
We often shy away from asserting moral truth in public duties. How can one winsomely argue for ethical standards when the organizational culture seems to be running in the opposite direction?
