Atheism's Ethical Blind Spot
A growing recognition emerges that religious belief, particularly Judeo-Christian values, holds significant moral weight. Douglas argues that the new atheism overlooks essential moral instincts, suggesting that ethics are far from obvious. Through personal anecdotes and discussions with influential figures, the conversation reveals the complexities of belief and the intellectual struggles surrounding faith and morality.In this clip
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