In the areas of love, work, aggression, sex, marriage, and the family, our technological culture has created an enormous gap between traditional inherited religious values and realistic needs. In a world that some feel to be dovoid of God, sacred dogma no longer provides adequate ethical insights; and intelligent Christians and Jews are seeking more relevant personal values--the new morality. Rubenstein analyzes the new morality in the light of psychoanalysis, radical theology, and the Judeo-Christian tradition, understanding that men and women need a measure of practical-rather than speculative- wisdom.
Morality and Eros
Publication Date: 1970
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Pages: 205
Format: Hardcover
Author: Richard E. Rubenstein