Autorentext

Nirushan Sivanesan is a former medical doctor who now writes books on philosophy and spirituality. He is conversant with metaphysical views on various philosophies and schools of thought on life, and his work encourages critical thinking and challenges the status quo. He lives in Lichfield, UK.

Klappentext

A new approach to morality, offering a fusion of ideas from West and East to create a new ethical framework on which humanity can function.

Morality is one of the hottest topics of discussion in both academic and popular philosophy. But an impasse has been reached: secular ethics has failed in its attempt to provide a universally accepted basis for morality, and traditional religious morality just doesn’t appeal to the masses anymore. And that’s where this book comes in. The Moral Law provides a new basis and understanding of morality, one not associated with traditional religion or secularism but based on spirituality, drawing on perennial philosophy (the view in philosophy and spirituality that considers all the world’s religions sharing a single metaphysical truth) to endorse a God-given moral code not limited to any particular religion. This book contains ground-breaking ideas and arguments, and offers a unique model of morality that can revolutionise our understanding of what it means to be good.