by Paul Kurtz · H&O · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782845472204
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«Le fruit défendu: Pour une éthique laïque» is the essay by American philosopher Paul Kurtz, published by H&O in paperback (383 pages, in French).
Paul Kurtz argues that faith does not guarantee moral virtue and that the evils committed in the name of religion call traditional morality into question. Kurtz defends a secular ethics founded on autonomous reason and shared values, applied to matters such as education, human rights, private life, and personal freedom.
This French edition, translated by Vincent Ramos, corresponds to the essay originally published in 1988 as "Forbidden Fruit: The Ethics of Humanism".
Of interest to readers of philosophy, ethics, and secular thought.
