



In his thought-provoking book, Robert Chamblet Adams challenges the commonly held notion that morality must be based on religious belief. Drawing on a range of philosophical and ethical theories, he presents a compelling argument for the ability of human beings to live good...

In his thought-provoking book, Robert Chamblet Adams challenges the commonly held notion that morality must be based on religious belief. Drawing on a range of philosophical and ethical theories, he presents a compelling argument for the ability of human beings to live good...
