Michael Reiss

In this engaging discussion, Michael Reiss, a British bioethicist and Anglican priest, delves into the fascinating intersection of evolutionary ethics and religion. He explores how our evolutionary heritage informs ethical frameworks and the role of language in shaping identity. Reiss shares insights on the emergence of religions and how they foster social cohesion. He also unpacks the evolution of morality, highlighting the parallels between human and non-human species, while advocating for a dialogue between science and faith to address contemporary ethical challenges.