The Two Sources of Morality and Religion
Henri Bergson’s influential philosophical study investigates the foundations of morality and religion. Examining ethical obligation, social life, and spiritual experience, it considers how moral and religious forms emerge and develop, offering readers a sustained reflection on the forces that shape human communities and their search for meaning.
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Henri Bergson explores the relationship between morality, religion, and human social life.
The book considers the sources from which ethical obligations and religious experience may arise.
Its central concerns include duty, social cohesion, creative spiritual development, and the distinction between different forms of moral and religious life.
This work is suited to readers interested in philosophy, ethics, religion, and Bergson’s account of human culture.
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