Moral, Believing Animals: Human Personhood and Culture
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Moral, Believing Animals: Human Personhood and Culture

by Christian Smith

Religion Philosophy Sociology
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Christian Smith examines human personhood and culture through the intertwined themes of morality and belief. Moral, Believing Animals offers a thoughtful exploration of how people understand themselves and their social worlds, making it relevant to readers interested in sociology, philosophy, religion, and the foundations of human life.

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Moral, Believing Animals examines questions of human personhood and culture.

Christian Smith considers the relationship between morality, belief, and human life.

The book offers a reflective treatment of what it means to understand people as moral and believing beings.

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