I'm a senior at a Catholic high school (a particularly uncomfortable situation since reading many of the Ishmael books), and in my religion class we have been discussing multiculturalism vs. objectivity. My teacher argues that without God or objective truth then anything is morally permissible and therefore Nazi Germany etc. would have to be considered just fine.I replied that in tribal culture there is/was no salvationist religion and therefore there are/were no "thou shalt not . . ." laws, and they live/lived much more in peace with themselves and the world than our culture does. My teacher refuses to believe this, so I decided to research it and see what I could find.Do you have any suggestions as to where I can find resources that describe tribal law as constructive as opposed to oppressive (thou shalt not . . .)? • Ishmael.org, the work & philosophy of Daniel Quinn