W. H. Fitchett in The Beliefs of Unbelief states that the one effective formula for the conduct of life is that which is found in the Bible. It teaches the art of happiness. The supreme end of the Bible, of course, is not enjoyment, but character. It treats happiness as one of the bi-products of character. And its philosophy of happiness somehow works alike for the individual and the race.
Happiness is to be found in the laws the Bible teaches, and nowhere else.
7 Endnotes 1. Jeremy Bentham, An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation . edited by Wilfrid Harrison. Georgia Harkness, Christian Ethics . Georgia Harkness, The Sources of Western Morality . W. H. Fitchett, The Beliefs of Unbelief .