Revisionist History The Standard Case
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Jul 18, 2019 Dive into the moral maze of baseball's PED scandal through the lens of Jesuit philosophy. The emotional apology from Andy Pettit raises questions of sincerity and accountability. Discover how 16th-century Jesuit casuistry uniquely addresses modern ethical dilemmas. Watch the debate on whether surgeries and performance enhancers are fair play in sports. Explore humor and emotion tied to our bond with dogs, and reflect on the church's silence surrounding the Pulse shooting, raising tough questions about inclusivity and faith.
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The Andy Pettit Case
- Andy Pettit, a pitcher for the Yankees and Astros, admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs.
- His apology focused on the embarrassment caused to others, raising questions about his sincerity.
Novel Problems
- Novel problems require new approaches, as existing principles are based on past experiences.
- Casuistry, a Jesuit method, offers a way to navigate such situations.
Casuistry
- Casuistry, derived from "casus" (Latin for "something happened"), emphasizes examining specific cases.
- This approach recognizes that principles are not always sufficient for novel situations.