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John
Hare
Does
Morality Need God?
Underwritten
by: Peter
and Pat Cook

Morality no longer
makes sense-at least not in the context of today's beliefs. Without a
connection to a set of theological premises, which are in the process
of being abandoned in our elite Western culture, morality has no foundation,
claims John Hare, Calvin professor of philosophy. He will address the
problems that arise when we strive for morality without God. Among those
are a gap between the moral demand on us and our natural capacities to
meet it; a question of whether a commitment to morality is consistent
with our long-term happiness; and a search for the source of the authority
of morality. Hare will compare the theologically based responses to alternatives
found in contemporary literature that attempt to resolve these problems
from a worldview without God.
The
January Series | 2002
Schedule
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