Alasdair MacIntyre, a renowned moral philosopher, has left a significant legacy in moral philosophy, particularly with his influential work, *After Virtue*. Users express a mix of admiration for his contributions, such as the attempts to reconcile modern epistemologies with Augustinian Thomism, and personal impacts on moral worldviews from his writings. Some readers reflect on their own experiences with his works, sharing how they shaped their understanding of ethics and philosophy. Despite differing opinions about his theological and political views, the consensus acknowledges MacIntyre's stature as an engaging thinker in moral philosophy. Readers reflect on deep appreciation for his efforts to engage with other intellectuals and his lasting influence, denoting his passing as a profound loss.