Ronald Dworkin’s Religion Without God is the subject of a session featuring Javad Heydari, the book’s translator. The event will introduce the book and examine its central ideas and arguments.
The book addresses a major question in the philosophy of religion: Is religiousness or religious experience necessarily dependent on belief in God? Can one speak of a religious or spiritual outlook on the world without committing to theism? In this work, Dworkin explores the relationship between religion, belief in God, and the way human beings understand the world.
The session is intended for those interested in the philosophy of religion, theology, the study of God, and debates surrounding theism and atheism. The participation of the book’s translator also offers an opportunity to become more familiar with the work and its intellectual background.
The event will take place online via Skyroom on Thursday, 14 Dey, at 21:00. The year has not been specified.