On the Alleged Inseparability of Morality and Religion

Religious Studies 11 (1):37 - 48 (1975)
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Abstract

In his Morality and Religion , W. W. Bartley III states that ‘the chief aim of this study is to get clearer about the extent to which morality and religion may be interdependent’ . After stating various possible alternatives, in terms of the logical relationships of derivability and compatibility, which are relevant to this issue, Prof. Bartley in fact devotes his book to a consid eration of four views: Morality is reducible to religion. Religion is reducible to morality. Morality and religion are in conflict . Morality and religion are inseparable

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The religious justification for morality.Axel D. Steuer - 1982 - International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 13 (3):157 - 168.

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