Conscience, science, and faith collide—and connect—in this incisive exploration of how moral life grounds our world.
This volume presents a clear, thoughtful case for conscience as a central human power that guides choices with obligation and rightness. It frames the debate between religion and science by linking ethical feeling to the living questions of modern biology, philosophy, and culture. The author argues that conscience points to a personal God and offers a foundation for science that respects both reason and moral experience.
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The object of the Boston Monday Lectures is to present the resnlts of the freshest Gkrman, English, and American scholarship on the more, important and difficult topics concerning the relation of Keligion and Science. They were begun in the Meionaon in 1875; and the audiences, gathered at noon on Mondays, were of such size as to need to be transferred to Park-street Church in October, 1876, and thence to Tremont Temple, which was often more than full during the winter of 1876-77, and in that of 1877-78. The audiences contained lazge numbers of ministers, teachers, and other educated men. The thirty-five lectures given in 1876-77 were reported in the Boston Daily A dvertiser, by Mr. J. E. Bacon, stenographer; and most of them were republished in full in New York and London. They are contained in the first, second, and third volumes of Boston Monday Lectures, entitled Biology, Transcendentalism, and Orthodoxy. The lectures on Biology oppose the materialistic, and not the theistic, theory of evolution. The lectures on Transcendentalism and Orthodoxy contain a discussion of the views of Theodore Parker. The thirty lectures given in 1877-78 were reported by Mr. Bacon, for the A dvertiser, and republished in full in New York and London. They are contained in the fourth, fifth, and sixth volumes of Boston Monday Lectures, entitled Conscience, Heredity, and Marriage. In the present volume some of the salient points are: 1. The definition of conscience as that which perceives and feels rightnoti and o Migatorinefts in choices (p. 17).
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book focuses on the topic of conscience. The author explores the nature of conscience, its relation to other faculties of the mind, and its implications for our moral lives. The author argues that conscience is not simply a product of our social or cultural conditioning, but rather an innate part of our human nature. Conscience is a moral sense that enables us to distinguish between right and wrong, and it provides us with a sense of obligation to do what is right. The author also discusses the importance of conscience for our personal and social lives. He argues that conscience is essential for our well-being and for the health of our society. Without conscience, we would be unable to live together in peace and harmony. The author concludes by offering a number of practical suggestions for how we can cultivate our conscience and live in accordance with its dictates. This book is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in the nature of conscience and its role in our lives. It is a thoughtful and insightful work that will challenge you to think more deeply about this important topic. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330773208_0
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