Colin Howson Livres

The book presents a compelling argument that the evidence often cited to support belief in God can be interpreted through the lens of evolutionary biology. It suggests that our understanding of moral standards is rooted in evolutionary processes, proposing that morality itself evolved as a social tool for survival and cooperation among humans. This perspective challenges traditional notions of divinely inspired morality, inviting readers to reconsider the relationship between faith, ethics, and human development.

This introduction to modern formal logic also contains discussions on more philosophical issues, such as truth, conditionals and modal logic. Worked examples and exercises enable readers to check their progress.