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What Should I Believe?: An Inquiry Into the Nature, Grounds and Value of the Faiths of Science, Society, Morals and Religion [1915 ]
In What Should I Believe?, George Trumbull Ladd investigates the nature, grounds, and value of faith. The book considers belief across four significant areas of human life—science, society, morals, and religion—offering a broad philosophical inquiry into how people understand and evaluate what they hold true.
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What Should I Believe? is an inquiry into the nature, grounds, and value of belief.
George Trumbull Ladd considers faith as it relates to science, society, morals, and religion.
The book explores broad questions about how beliefs are formed, justified, and valued across different areas of human thought.
Published in 1915, it presents a reflective examination of belief and its place in intellectual and moral life.
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