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W. Benett

 
9781330537404: Religion and Free Will (Classic Reprint): A Contribution to the Philosophy of Values

Synopsis

Explore how religion shapes justice, morals, and human progress.

This book offers a thoughtful look at how faith informs law, ethics, and the aims of society, through sharp questioning and careful argument. This nonfiction work examines how different religious traditions have defined virtue, restraint, and the pursuit of happiness. It argues that religion can guide behavior and preserve moral meaning even as societies evolve, while also warning against equating religious ideas with simple, worldly outcomes.

  • See how concepts like justice, freedom, and responsibility are connected to religious belief.
  • Understand the tension between personal conviction and public ethics in law and governance.
  • Learn how transcendental goals can influence practical decisions in history and culture.
  • Consider how science, philosophy, and religion illuminate each other in the search for a meaningful life.
Ideal for readers curious about the intersection of religion, ethics, and social progress, and for those who want a disciplined, historical perspective on how faith shapes human flourishing.

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