The Pursuit of Happiness
CSLR launched The Pursuit of Happiness Project in 2010 as a way of putting religion and science in conversation, focusing on the relation between altruistic love and happiness, retrieving some of the rich traditional teachings captured in this ideal, and reconstructing the idea of happiness in light of the new findings of the human and social sciences and of the new liberties of constitutional democracies. These lectures showcase the findings and teachings of this five-year project.
W. Edward Craighead: Prevail in the Pursuit of Happiness
Michael E. McCullough: Revenge, Forgiveness, Human Nature, and the Happy Society: Some Lessons for Law
Patrick Allitt: Religion and the Pursuit of Happiness in the Anglo American Context
Frances Smith Foster: Making Happiness in Early African America
