Morality as a Religion: An Exposition of Some First Principles

Originally published in 1892, this influential work of religious philosophy argues that morality can function as a religion in its own right. W. R. Washington Sullivan contends that the ethical principles of truth, justice, and love are both universal and necessary for a fulfilling life, and that they can motivate people to live more deeply and meaningfully. Drawing on both religious and secular sources, Morality as a Religion is a powerful and eloquent statement of the ethical life.

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