The Humanist Way Edward L. Ericson 1988 Introduction Ethical‎ Religion Continuum

The Humanist Way: An Introduction to Ethical Humanist Religion by Edward L. Ericson is a compelling exploration of humanism as a moral and ethical framework. With a foreword by renowned author Isaac Asimov, this book delves into the core values and principles that define ethical humanism, emphasizing the importance of personal responsibility, secularism, and community. Published by Continuum in 1988, this edition offers insightful perspectives for readers interested in philosophy, religion, and humanist thought.  This edition, a Frederick Ungar Book, includes a thorough bibliography and index, making it an excellent resource for students, scholars, and anyone seeking to understand the ethical dimensions of humanism. Ericson's writing is accessible yet profound, presenting humanism as a meaningful alternative to traditional religious beliefs. Whether you are a collector or a reader looking to expand your knowledge of ethical humanist religion, this book is a valuable addition to your collection.