Western scholarship’s rejection of divine-command ethics is a form of epistemic arrogance

Evidence

This is of course epistemic arrogance pure and simple, but it exhibits all the features of Scheler’s man-lost-in-the-world, one who can no longer conceive of the possibility that the world is made of countless structures of thought that can provide at least serious heuristic value. — Wael Hallaq, Restating Orientalism, 513