Philosophy of goodness

The Philosophy of Good is the subject of the book, The Meaning of Good, the modest title chosen by the author for his book. Lewis Dickinson uses a dialogue method to present the subject through a discussion with a group of his friends, as was his custom, to demonstrate that people differ in their understanding of the meaning of good. The discussion essentially results in dividing good into subjective or individual good and common good. It is each individual's belief in their own good that leads to their belief in the common or common good, and the result of this belief is that the common good actually exists. This philosophical book captivates the reader from the author's first words.