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Good Without God: What a Billion Nonreligious People Do Believe |
Good Without God is a provocative and inspiring discovery of a religion that is alternative and traditional at the same time. With the ongoing wars in the world, the current state of the global economy and the unsettling changes to the earth’s climate, questions about religion and God have never seemed more befitting. A lot of us are seeking for a place where we will find scientific reasoning and facts as well as moral courage and hope to overcome different kinds of challenges that come along during our lifetime.
While some find their answers in the divine, others find them in science. But in Good Without God, Harvard University’s humanist chaplain Greg Epstein presents an inclusive and balanced response: Humanism. In his book, Epstein focuses on the positive attributes of man and reinforces humanity’s potential for goodness. As you read the book, you will learn how Humanists live lives of compassion and purpose and how Humanism can contribute to moral ways of being without necessarily feeling the need for supernaturalism, higher powers and divine intervention.
Good Without God is a constructive response from Epstein to fellow atheists like Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, Jim Wallis and Rick Warren, wherein he makes a bold claim for what nonbelievers believe and do.
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