The Secular Saints: And Why Morals Are Not Just Subjective
by Hunter Lewis
The Secular Saints considers whether morality is only a matter of personal or cultural preference. Centered on the relationship between secular thought and ethical values, this philosophical work invites readers to reflect on how moral principles can be understood and discussed beyond a strictly subjective view.
About This Book
The Secular Saints examines the relationship between secular thought and morality.
It considers the question of whether moral values are merely subjective.
The book invites reflection on how ethical principles may be discussed outside a strictly religious framework.
Its focus is the broader philosophical connection between secularism, moral judgment, and human values.
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