From Darwin to Nazism? How Atypical and Irrelevant Examples Mislead Us

Not all laws of morality can be written in stone... Religionists want to establish all possible moral rules based on today's norms, and under normal conditions, and then never reconsider them. Secularists want citizens to always be thinking, asking questions, and colloborate to form a consensus on laws and rules. Secularists have 'faith' that reason will prevail in a free and open society. Religionists have less faith in reason, argues Gary Krasner of the Coalition For Informed Choice in American Daily

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