EVERYDAY ETHICS - A LAYMAN'S GUIDE TO MORALITY In a world where morality is often tied to dogma, Everyday Ethics challenges us to critically examine the foundations of our individual moral beliefs. Our moral compass is frequently based on perspectives and information that we have simply absorbed from the commonly held views of those around us, with little real research, or consideration or even questioning being given to the correctness of those views. Many times, these morals are based on religious doctrine, which over the centuries, and often still today, has had detrimental impacts on many, and sometimes even our own lives. What if our values were not rooted in divine command, but only in human compassion, reason and empathy? Can we build a more equitable and compassionate society without relying on religious orthodoxy? What would society look like if we based our moral principles on humanism rather than religious authority? This thought-provoking exploration of secular ethics invites you to consider a moral framework that prioritizes human well-being, dignity and flourishing. Everyday Ethics examines a number of moral issues relevant to our lives today, with the secular arguments for and against each topic presented in a concise and easy to access manner (with a little humour), with information, facts and perspectives for and against that encourage you to examine the validity of your own beliefs. We all seek to lead good lives. Everyday Ethics will help to ensure that your beliefs and subsequent actions will contribute positively to the world we live in and to those around us.