Can morality exist without God or the belief in God? This question has been discussed time and time again throughout history, with different views and opinions. In my view, you do not need to have a ...

Dr. Miroslav Volf of Yale Divinity School says yes. "I think it is possible to be moral and not believe in God,” Volf told me. “I say that as a Christian and Christian theologian. I know a lot of ...

If America was a nation built on the concept that rights come from God, and that government is solely in place to protect and secure those rights for the individual — it was and it is — then it stands ...

(RNS) — Is a belief in God a prerequisite for being a moral person? Most Americans say it is not, and majorities of adults in other countries with advanced economies agree. Pew Research Center ...

“Without God, life has no purpose, and without purpose, life has no meaning. Without meaning, life has no significance or hope.” –Pastor Rick Warren, in The Purpose Driven Life In the last couple of ...

With a conversational and commonsensical tone, Sinnott-Armstrong defends nonbelief from accusations of immorality, both at the individual and the societal level by considering surveys and statistics ...

A recent poll conducted Pew Research Center revealed that many people worldwide, particularly those who live in poorer countries, are of the opinion that one must believe in God to be a moral person.

(RNS) — Richard Rorty, the late philosophy professor, once claimed that religion is a “conversation stopper” — the ideal way to end any debate. For instance, if someone says in a debate, “It’s against ...

Martin Nowak is right to say that “Evolution is not an argument against God” (19 March, p 34). It is, however, a powerful argument against the literal truth of the Bible, the Koran and any other book ...