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"Morality Without God: A Lecture Delivered Before the Independent Religious Society" by M. M. Mangasarian, explores the challenging question of whether ethics and morality require a foundation in religion. This powerful lecture, originally delivered to the Independent Religious Society, delves into the heart of Christian ethics and probes the possibility of a moral compass existing independently of religious belief.
Mangasarian tackles complex philosophical questions surrounding atheism and its implications for ethical behavior, offering a compelling argument for a secular morality. This thought-provoking work examines the relationship between religion and science, and provides a valuable historical perspective on debates that continue to resonate today. A vital contribution to the fields of religion and ethics, this meticulously republished edition allows readers to engage with a timeless discussion on the very nature of morality.
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