San Diego Law Review
Document Type
Is Religion Outdated (as a Constitutional Category)?
Abstract
I am a believer, yet I will also say that it is simply not correct that only religion can offer deep meaning to life, and I can say this out of my own experience. Ordinary activities can be crucial to the meaning of one’s life, whether or not they are experienced or defined as “religious.” Though not all such activities are as morally serious as religious belief and practice, some are, and they are surely not “nihilistic” or “nothing” because they lack the character of transcendent religious truth.
Recommended Citation
Frederick M. Gedicks,
Religion, Meaning, Truth, Life,
51
San Diego L. Rev.
1069
(2014).
Available at:
https://digital.sandiego.edu/sdlr/vol51/iss4/13