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What ‘The Odyssey’ reveals about the modern moral imagination

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By Abdu Murray
| Washington Times Verified
OPINION: There is a moment early in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” when the film pauses to explain the moral law of its world. Zeus’ law, a character tells us, is simple: Treat others as you would be treated. Feed the stranger at your door. Shelter him. You never know — he might be a god in disguise. In the theater where I watched the film, heads nodded all around me. Of course, that is Zeus’ law. It sounds ancient. It sounds Greek. However, it is not Homer.
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What ‘The Odyssey’ reveals about the modern moral imagination

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By Abdu Murray
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Add us as a preferred source on Google - OPINION: There is a moment early in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” when the film pauses to explain the moral law of its world. Zeus’ law, a character tells us, is simple: Treat others as you would be treated. Feed the stranger at your door. Shelter him. You never know — he might be a god in disguise. In the theater where I watched the film, heads nodded all around me. Of course, that is Zeus’ law. It sounds ancient. It sounds Greek. However, it is not Homer.
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Built to Agree - Daily Devotional

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By Abdu Murray
| Crosswalk.com Verified
On SocialAI, an app that looks like X, you post, and perhaps millions of “followers” reply instantly. Those followers, though, are built by you, from a menu that can include supporters, critics, trolls, conservatives or liberals. SocialAI’s founder promotes it as “liberating” because users can’t be canceled. That’s because no actual person is reacting to the posts. In a sea of millions of engaged followers, there’s only one human—you. And you know it.
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