Secular Morality: Rhetoric and Reader

Secular Morality is a book that will benefit students and instructors alike. Students of logic, persuasion, philosophy, and more, will find Part One to be a helpful guide in understanding the principles of secular morality and the premises that shape moral argument; students will also appreciate the way Part Two provides examples of secular morality put into practice through real and engaging student essays that have been highlighted for their strengths and weaknesses with respect to moral argument. Argumentation and Critical Thinking instructors will find that the rhetoric explores the principles and premises of secular morality in an accessible manner that can readily adapt to their individual classroom needs and teaching styles.

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