1. God and Morality in The Road
... only about survival and will do anything to attain it. They live without restraint, without principles at all: "My brother at last. The reptilian calculations in those cold and shifting eyes. The gray and rotting teeth. Claggy with human flesh " (75). Socrates suggested that what is important is "not [merely] life, but the good [i.e. just] life " (Plato 48b). Good guys accept ... itself a question: ˜What are you asking God to do?' ... To leave them alone? Alas, I am afraid that is what He does " (130). Everlasting, inescapable loneliness: that is hell. Moral Motivation in a Godless Uni...
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- Grade Level: High School