Morality Wars

The Ongoing Debate Over The Origin Of Human Goodness

Häftad, Engelska, 2023

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In The Morality Wars, contributors from religious and non-religious backgrounds debate the origin and nature of human goodness. While the subject is often addressed by prominent figures on both sides of the believer/atheist divide on public platforms and social media, participants seldom get the opportunity to explain their viewpoints in depth. In addition to engaging the traditional conflict between science and religious faith over the content and nature of the moral conscience, the contributors also draw on and engage with figures who are often neglected when committed theologians and atheists debate each other, such as Sigmund Freud, Friedrich Nietzsche, David Hume, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and Jacques Lacan.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2023-04-05
Mått154 x 223 x 17 mm
Vikt318 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor208
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing Plc
ISBN9781978710887

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The Morality Wars: A Discussion on Why We Are Good Louise MabillePart I: The Naturalists1. A Science of Good and Evil Sam Harris2. The Origins of Morality in the Human Psyche Bert Olivier3 .Morality as Delusion Michael Ruse4 .Return to the Enlightenment Susan NeimanPart II: The Ambivalents5. No science of morality Steven Weinberg6. Misunderstanding Moral Psychology Jonathan Haidt7. The Use and Abuse of Naturalism for Morality Louise MabillePart III: The Theists 8. My God-Given Conscience Henk Stoker9. Theism as Meta-Ethical Foundation for Morality William Lane Craig10. Morality as Based on Natural Law Richard Howe11. Ethics Needs God Paul Copan12. Biologizing Ethics and the Destruction of Morality John Lennox

This book offers a lively debate concerning the nature of morality and its foundations by a wide variety of contributors from both religious and nonreligious perspectives. The international list of contributors are all well-known and seasoned debaters. They include neuroscientists, analytic philosophers, theologians, Christian apologists, philosophers of science, mathematicians, bioethicists, and a theoretical physicist and Nobel laureate. Rarely do the perspectives represented by this high-caliber slate of contributors find their way into a single volume. The spirited debate offered in these pages deserves a wide hearing.