1. God and Morality in The Road
... held him and floated him about, the boy gasping and chopping at the water. You're doing good, the man said. You're doing good " (39). There is a sense of hopelessness to this image, evoked by the fact that teaching a child to swim is an activity that looks toward the future. ... that the non-existence of God would render all human lives meaningless, regardless of the circumstances of the world. For instance, the contemporary Christian philosopher William Craig writes: If there is no God, then man and the universe are doomed. Like prisoners condemned to death, we await our unavoidable ex...
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