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It is pro se that a universal religion must be developed based on widely held values and wisdom. Although this religion should be rational, it should not be treated or viewed as science. However, like science its assumptions should be minimal. As such there is no need for a belief in God. The function of religion is to reaffirm the communities belief system and values. It is also self-evident that no single "prophet" or magical revelation should shape the core beliefs. The world is exhausting itself with fights over, who is God's prophet. | |||
===[[Developing A Universal Religion/1. Why Bother?/Introduction|Why Bother? (Ch.11)]]=== | ===[[Developing A Universal Religion/1. Why Bother?/Introduction|Why Bother? (Ch.11)]]=== | ||
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Developing A Universal Religion
It is pro se that a universal religion must be developed based on widely held values and wisdom. Although this religion should be rational, it should not be treated or viewed as science. However, like science its assumptions should be minimal. As such there is no need for a belief in God. The function of religion is to reaffirm the communities belief system and values. It is also self-evident that no single "prophet" or magical revelation should shape the core beliefs. The world is exhausting itself with fights over, who is God's prophet.
- The Facts Of Life
- Behaviours Rewarded By Life
- Behaviours That Enhance Life
- Determining Moral Behaviour
Part One. Thinking And Moral Problems