Kucheman, Clark, ed. The Life of Choice: Some Liberal Religious Perspectives on Morality. Boston: Beacon Press, 1978. 

Abstract

The question of how human beings ought to live and act never receives a final and definitive answer within liberal religion. Because this question must be asked and answered again and again by each generation of religious liberals, the essays included in The Life of Choice are devoted to this continuing purpose. The authors, all of whom are members of the Collegium: an Association for Liberal Religious Studies, take liberal religion's critical method as their point of departure and proceed to argue for different views of how the human life of choice ought to be lived. These views do not agree. Nor should agreement be expected, given liberal religion's stress upon free and independent thinking. The authors intend not to prescribe but to stimulate free and independent thinking about the life of choice. They will be successful if they prompt their readers to ask and answer for themselves the question of how human beings ought to live and act.