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Conscience and Its Enemies Confronting the Dogmas of Liberal Secularism

Pages
343
Published
2016
Language
English

Synopsis

In Conscience and Its Enemies, Robert P. George confronts the prevailing dogmas of liberal secularism. He argues against the notion that secular elites exclusively represent reason and science, exposing their own views as often rooted in faith. This book serves as a counterattack against perceived assaults on religious liberty and traditional morality, offering arguments for classical virtues.

About the author

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Robert P. George

Robert P. George writes on law, religion, and morality. His books include "What Is Marriage?" and "Conscience and Its Enemies," exploring significant ethical and legal questions.