William Temple (philosopher)

William Temple (1881–1944) was a British philosopher and theologian known for his work on ethics, justice, and social responsibility. He believed that human life has a moral purpose rooted in spiritual values and that society should promote fairness and compassion. Temple emphasized the importance of community, personal integrity, and the pursuit of common good, advocating for ethical leadership and social reform. His ideas connect religion with social action, encouraging individuals and institutions to uphold moral principles in addressing societal issues. Overall, he sought to show how philosophy and faith can guide us toward a more just and humane society.