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Religion & Spirituality > Atheism & Agnosticism Good without God: Secular humanism and morality

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"Good without What: Whose morality?" The obvious hidden assumption here is that there is a good, good is knowable, and good is also attainable or retainable after beliefs in God have been abandoned. Another assumption is that secular humanism equals, leads followers towards, or is in some other way connected with morality. The following is only a brief philosophical analysis of both assumptions: First assumption: What is "Good"? "Good", must mean that something is beneficial only for the ones who believe it is favorable to them and theirs. Utopian "good" is not (and could never be) knowabl...

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