Philosophy, God, and Human Value

This chapter examines the philosophical implications of God in relation to human rights and moral values, contrasting the need for divine revelation with secular perspectives. It explores existentialism's impact on moral decision-making through a narrative about a young man faced with a wartime dilemma, highlighting the subjective nature of truth and its consequences. The discussion also delves into the ethical complexities of euthanasia and the evolving societal views on individual autonomy and familial responsibilities in patient care.