Religion without God
Ronald Dworkin explores whether religion must depend on belief in God. Examining questions of morality, meaning, and value, Religion without God considers a broader understanding of religious conviction and offers a philosophical perspective on how people may approach life’s deepest concerns without traditional theism.
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Religion without God by Ronald Dworkin considers the relationship between religion and belief in a deity.
The book explores how people might understand morality, meaning, and value through a religious outlook that does not depend on theism.
Dworkin presents a philosophical examination of religious conviction and its place in human life.
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