Religion and Human Fulfilment

Exploring the intersection of ethics and faith, the author examines how major world religions address key moral dilemmas. Highlighting morality as an inherent aspect of human existence, the text delves into shared beliefs among religions regarding moral goodness as the ultimate aim. Specific issues such as violence, genetic modification, and the ethics surrounding life and death are discussed, alongside the implications of religious perspectives on both secular and religious law. This reflection offers insights into the moral frameworks shaped by diverse faith traditions.