Darwinism And Morality: The Implications And Effects Of Darwinism On Society

Social Darwinism is a free arrangement of philosophies that arose in the last part of the 1800s in which Charles Darwin's hypothesis of development by characteristic determination was utilized to legitimize certain political, social, or monetary perspectives. In the present time, there are some people who are still affected by Darwinism.

This book looks at how Darwinism has adversely affected morality in Western culture, not only sexual morals, but also the mistreatment of minority races, the killing of the sick and diseased, and the rise of the abortion movement. We need to understand the foundational problem in order to propose ways that societal reforms can be addressed in our day, and this book will help us do just that.