Publisher's Synopsis
What is morally right and wrong differs from one individual to the next. From the big issues of abortion and sexual expression to the life choices of integrity, these differing opinions exist throughout human culture. Who is right and who is wrong? Is mankind fit to decide what is good and evil-or is this decision too great a responsibility for us to handle? As the moral fabric of the individual, the family, the nation, and the world disintegrates, we are faced with the dilemma: "Who really decides what is morally right and wrong?" In "The Knowledge of Good and Evil," Joshua K. Hildebrandt takes us back to the beginning... to a man and a woman and a tree in a garden... to discover how this question can be answered, and to show us the freedom that can be ours in laying down the right to choose!
