Religion without God
Ronald Dworkin investigates whether a religious sensibility can survive without belief in God, grounding conviction in value and meaning instead.
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Ronald Dworkin examines the idea that religious attitudes can exist independently of theistic belief.
The work considers how value, beauty, and meaning might ground a secular form of religious experience.
Dworkin draws on legal and philosophical traditions to articulate a non-theistic religious outlook.
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