Art, Ethics, and Market Choices

This chapter humorously explores a friend's controversial shirt featuring Da Vinci's Last Supper and its implications on contemporary discussions of art and cultural representation. The hosts delve into the tension between secular humanism and Christian values, while critiquing modern celebrations and their perceived insensitivity toward historical significance. They further examine the ethical dilemmas of consumerism, particularly regarding brands like Starbucks, and the importance of aligning personal choices with one's values.