Morality and Religion

Exploring the intricate relationship between morality and religion, this book delves into Euthyphro's dilemma, questioning whether moral acts are inherently right or deemed right by divine command. It examines historical and philosophical perspectives, engaging with key thinkers to unravel the complexities of ethical reasoning in relation to faith. Through this analysis, the text invites readers to reflect on the foundations of their moral beliefs and the role of religion in shaping ethical frameworks.