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It may assist the reader if we set out the argument in a very brief outline. (1) Secular ethics, which are mainly a form of utilitarianism and are therefore consequentialist, are valuable and are not to be despised by Christians. In fact they play a large part in the daily life of the individual Christian, as well as of those who reject religion. (2) They have their weaknesses, but some of their deficiencies can be met by Christian ethics. (3) Yet Christian ethics is not simple and some problems with it will be considered. (4) Finally it will be claimed that worship and prayer