VENUE : National Museum of Scotland: Auditorium
FESTIVAL: Edinburgh International Science Festival
CATEGORY: Workshops & Learning
A recent survey showed that 40% of the Scottish population no longer belong to any religion, yet most Scots are law-abiding citizens. Are they obeying a natural moral code which predates religion, or does morality ultimately derive from belief in gods, or God? Is there any correlation between religion and goodness or the lack of it? Two humanists, scientist Professor Paul Braterman and teacher of Religious, Moral and Philosophical studies Keith Gilmour, ask where does our sense of right and wrong come from? Presented by The Humanist Society of Scotland
Tickets from £ 8.00
Running time: 90 mins
14/04/2012
This event has no further performances scheduled at this time
National Museum of Scotland: Auditorium
Situated in the heart of Edinburgh, there's always something going on at the National Musuem of Scotland. One half of the home of Discover Science, a fun, family-friendly event created by the University of Edinburgh.
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